Thank you to Abdi Aidid for an inspiring talk on “Privacy's Prediction Paradox” at today’s Law & Tech Talk!

Why Individual Rights Can't Protect Privacy linkedin.com/pulse/why-indi…

Our Mila T Samdub writes in Tech Policy Press : techpolicy.press/what-is-digita…

Our Asaf Lubin writes "On Software Bugs and Legal Bugs: Product Liability in the Age of Code" papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

ISP fellow @nikenberger writes about "Privacy Beyond Consent: Cofone’s Call for Privacy Torts" balkin.blogspot.com/2024/12/privac…

Countless movies and TV shows have depicted police hating paperwork, and if these pop culture representations are any indicator, we should anticipate AI-generated police reports to spread rapidly in 2025. eff.org/deeplinks/2024…

Say hello to a new Monero podcast, the Monero Monthly by myself and Max BBB as a part of the UNGOVERNABLE 🖕🏴‍☠️ 👀 Tune into our first episode recapping 2024 and looking ahead to 2025 👇

Was a such a joy getting to go to Lugano Plan ₿ in the fall and meet so many fantastic Bitcoiners, and now you can watch the presentation I gave 👇

Forbes has published an article about Monero! 'Is Monero Keeping Bitcoin's Cypherpunk Dream Alive?' 'Monero's value proposition extends beyond speculative trading – it serves a genuine market need for financial privacy'

Timing attacks on Signal have always been a possibility re: media attachments because of the use of a CDN. This does not mean #Signal E2EE is "broken" but is something users should be aware of. I'm glad we have a demonstration to point to. Great work and super important for

Two new publications by affiliated fellow Christoph Busch: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… cerre.eu/wp-content/upl…

Our Tiffany C. Li writes about "Ending the AI Race: Regulatory Collaboration as Critical Counter-Narrative" papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

The latest episode of Opt Out Podcast is live now, featuring my good friend Evgeny and a new guest, . Tune in below 🎧

Today Isaac Barnes May and our amazing students of the The Information Society Project reading group on #AI & IP discussed #DeepSeek, #TikTok, and the (still happening?) #Stargate program before digging into the readings. First up was a great report on facial #surveillance bias from The Alan Turing Institute

So many top free speech thinkers in one room. At Free Speech in Crisis, we explored what shapes which speech gets protected—and which doesn’t. Thanks to organizers Michael McGovern, Genevieve Lakier & Jack Balkin. Sponsored by the OMR Fund @YaleLaw.

The ISP is excited to cosponsor the Virtual Workshop on Private Law & Emerging Technology, which will take place on April 11, 18, and 25. Register to the attend the workshop at this link: privatelawtech.org

SP fellow Madhavi Singh writes in ProMarket: "Can Middleware Save Social Media From Big Tech?" promarket.org/2025/03/20/can…

Fascinating new article by ISP Fellow Mailyn Fidler about: "Cybersecurity Mission Creep" papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Last week I attended the "Free Speech in Crisis" conference at Yale Law School hosted by The Information Society Project. Of all the events I've been at for Yale ISP over the years, it was definitely one of the most timely and thought-provoking.

At this week’s Ideas Lunch, we had the pleasure of hosting Ari Ezra Waldman’s enlightening presentation on “Challenging Technology Expertise!”