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Building a Cyber Insurance Backstop Is Harder Than It Sounds
Insurers argue that a government backstop would help them cover catastrophic cyberattacks, but it’s not so simple. -
Why the Texas and Florida Social Media Cases Are Important for Research Transparency
The NetChoice cases may have far-reaching implications for the power of governments to mandate social media platform transparency and data access. -
The I-Soon Data Leak + Disruption, Disruption Everywhere
The latest edition of the Seriously Risky Business cybersecurity newsletter, now on Lawfare. -
Supreme Court Oral Argument Preview: Social Media First Amendment Cases
The Supreme Court will hear arguments over whether two state laws preventing social media companies from moderating content violate the First Amendment. -
Texas, Florida, and the Magic Speech Sorting Hat in the NetChoice Cases
Lots of people want laws to keep good speech online and bad speech offline. That isn’t what the Texas and Florida laws would do. -
ChinaTalk: Can China Fast-Follow on AI Forever?
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The Cyberlaw Podcast: Are AI Models Learning to Generalize?
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At Signal, A Revolution in Messaging
Today Signal makes phone numbers private and rolls out usernames—a historic, overdue step to protect users. -
The Cyberlaw Podcast: Death, Taxes, and Data Regulation
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Transatlantic Digital Trade Protections: From TTIP to ‘Policy Suicide’?
In abandoning long-held tenets of digital trade, Washington is broadly aligning with the EU’s belief in greater room for regulation of Big Tech. -
Spyware Vendors Target Human Rights + Ukraine Adopts Defend Forward Strategy
The latest edition of the Seriously Risky Business cybersecurity newsletter, now on Lawfare. -
Disinformation: A Back Pocket Guide
A review of Lee McIntyre, “On Disinformation: How to Fight for Truth and Protect Democracy” (MIT 2023)
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