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People want AI regulation — but they don’t trust the regulators

As AI reshapes the world around us, survey data shows rising support for its regulation. Are we protecting society, or baking censorship into our digital future?

A New McCarthyism: How one Dane views free speech in America

The very ideal that so many of noncitizens cherish as America’s “first freedom” is now being curtailed.

How to kill online free speech

The European Court of Human Rights provides a cautionary tale as the U.S. Supreme Court faces many challenges to its robust protections for online speech.

Don’t be too tempted by Europe’s plan to fix social media

The Digital Services Act will essentially oblige Big Tech to act as a privatized censor on behalf of governments — censors who will enjoy wide discretion under vague and subjective standards.

Censorship won’t cure disinformation (featuring Jacob Mchangama and Nadine Strossen): Part 17 of answers to arguments against free speech

While disinformation is a serious problem worthy of debate and countermeasures, censorship and repression is likely a cure worse than the disease.

Clear and Present Danger podcast – Episode 41 – Free Speech and Racial Justice: Friends or Foes?

In May 2020, protests erupted all over the U.S. after a video emerged of a white police officer killing a black man named George Floyd.

Clear and Present Danger podcast - Special Edition – Suzanne Nossel

Clear and Present Danger podcast – Special Edition – Daphne Keller and Kate Klonick

Clear and Present Danger podcast - Special Edition - Monika Bickert

Parallel to the COVID-19 pandemic, the World Health Organization has warned of an “infodemic” of disinformation spreading through social media.

Clear and Present Danger podcast – Episode 40 – The Age of Human Rights: Tragedy and Triumph