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For OTI’s blog, I wrote a post about the way to actually tackle online harms, and as you can tell from the title, that way does not equate to “reforming” Section 230.
For TechPolicy.Press, along with others in the field, I reacted to the existence of the discussion draft of the American Privacy Rights Act, a comprehensive federal privacy bill. My thoughts are clear, this is going to have to be a compromise bill, in order to pass, in a bipartisan fashion, so let’s start negotiating and…
On February 27th, I joined panelists from the EU for a virtual New America event on the importance of the AI Act and lessons that can be learned by US Policymakers. The video for the event can be found here.
In February 2024, I participated in a panel at State of the Net 2024 on speech and Section 230, alongside industry and other civil society panelists. Video from the event can be found here.
For TechPolicy.Press, I wrote an explainer for what’s in the AI Act now that it passed the EU Commission’s COREPER. The article also draws some general lessons for US Policymakers, like the title suggests.
For New America’s Thread online magazine, I wrote a piece on the importance of Section 230 for public interest internet organizations, like Wikipedia or the Internet Archive. The piece underscores that while the statute is one that undoubtedly has downsides, needlessly reforming or repealing Section 230 can lead to more bad than good.
