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In Gonzalez v. Google, the Supreme Court Should Recognize That a Narrow Reading of Section 230 Will Help Achieve a Better Internet

Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act was meant to encourage tech companies to monitor their services for harmful user content, but it has largely done the opposite. In Gonzalez v. Google, the Supreme Court should recognize that a narrower reading of Section 230 can help achieve a better, safer internet.

• Commercial AI Use

• Democracy & Free Speech

• Online Harassment

• Analysis

Bloomberg Law: Employers Seek Clarity on AI Bias Ahead of EEOC Enforcement Push

• Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights

• Commercial AI Use

• Screening & Scoring

• News

EPIC Supports EEOC’s Draft Strategic Plan and Recommends Further Inquiry

• Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights

• Commercial AI Use

• Consumer Privacy

• Updates

Comments of EPIC on the EEOC’s Draft Strategic Enforcement Plan for 2023–2027

• Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights

• Commercial AI Use

• Data Protection

• Workplace Privacy

Misinformation, Scams, and the Glut of Garbage Content Are Going to Explode with GPT – Are We Ready?

Consumer products using GPT-3 have captured the attention of the tech world and beyond. It can write up news hits on Stock prices, write quick poems about anything you want in the style of Dr. Dre, and might give you the right directions for coding or cooking. It’s fun, extremely impressive, and way too easy.

• Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights

• Commercial AI Use

• Analysis

American Bar Association Adopts New AI Accountability Resolution

• AI Policy

• Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights

• Commercial AI Use

• Updates

NIST Releases First Final Draft of AI Risk Management Framework

• AI Policy

• Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights

• Commercial AI Use

• Updates

Wired: What You Should Know Before Using the Lensa AI App

• Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights

• Commercial AI Use

• Consumer Privacy

• News

The Playground is Open: Questions, Dangers, and Opportunities Related to the Widespread Availability of OpenAI’s Large Language Model

Last week, OpenAI made its “Playground” and chat functions using GPT-3 available to the general public. This piece will preview the significant risks of bias in the use of ChatGPT/Playground, respond to the use of GPT-3 to stymie regulation efforts, and show that AI can also explain pro-privacy and AI oversight questions like why emotion and facial recognition need to be banned.

• Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights

• Commercial AI Use

• Analysis

New EPIC Report Reveals Extensive Use of Automated Scoring and Screening in the District of Columbia

• AI Policy

• Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights

• Commercial AI Use

• Government AI Use

• Screening & Scoring

• Reports