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Roman Eloshvili Roman Eloshvili
Updated on December 31, 2025

When AI Makes a Bad Decision, Who’s Liable?

The complexity of AI and its use mean responsibility is hard to determine. Get ahead of the crisis now by building smart, durable accountability frameworks.

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Julius Černiauskas Julius Černiauskas
Updated on December 30, 2025

A Fight Is Underway for the Internet’s Memory. Who Will Win?

Digital preservation is important for social and political reasons, but archivists face significant hurdles.

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Yvette Schmitter Yvette Schmitter
Updated on December 25, 2025

OpenAI Declared Code Red. That’s Everybody’s Problem.

The AI giant’s recent moves may spell trouble for the systems built on ChatGPT. Our expert explains what’s going on.

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Richard Johnson Richard Johnson
Updated on December 05, 2025

H-1B Policy Shifts Are Fueling a Global War for Tech Talent

Higher H-1B visa fees may reshape the global tech landscape. Our expert analyzes the coming changes.

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Ronn Torossian Ronn Torossian
Updated on December 05, 2025

How Tech Companies Can Handle the New H-1B Fee Requirements

Hiring tech workers from abroad just got tougher for U.S. companies. What is the best path forward?

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Avi Chai Outmezguine Avi Chai Outmezguine
Updated on November 20, 2025

AI Promises Equality. It Delivers Erasure.

AI is a cutting-edge technology, but it raises an old paradox. Our expert thinks through the challenges.

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Yvette Schmitter Yvette Schmitter
Updated on November 07, 2025

What Will Happen When the AI Bubble Bursts?

The largest players in the AI business are ignoring the lessons of the 1929 stock market crash. The damage could be catastrophic.

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Ahmad Shadid Ahmad Shadid
Updated on November 06, 2025

Reddit Picked a Fight With Perplexity. The Whole Internet’s Watching.

Licensed data is the new frontier in the AI race — and Reddit just drew the battle lines.

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Bruce Schneier and Nathan E. Sanders Bruce Schneier and Nathan E. Sanders
Updated on October 21, 2025

7 Principles for AI That Will Protect Democracy

In this book excerpt, our experts outline how AI development can prevent the erosion of democratic norms.

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Ken Jon Miyachi Ken Jon Miyachi
Updated on October 20, 2025

Deepfakes Are About to Break the Social Contract

Increasingly sophisticated synthetic media threatens to destroy our shared social reality. Here’s how we can stop the rupture.

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