On Tuesday July 23rd the Congressional Caucus on Smart Cities, lead by Rep. Yvette D. Clarke (D, NY-9) and Rep. Darrell Issa (currently R, CA), hosted a panel on Smart Campuses.
Read MoreRubber ducks aren’t just for debugging. They also bring deeper understanding.
Read MoreOn July 18th New America’s Open Technology Institute hosted a panel on The Future of Free Expression Online in America.
Read MoreWe’ve got a lot of thoughts on AI in Europe and worldwide. We’ll be sharing them with the European AI Alliance – and welcome YOU to share your thoughts through us as well.
Read MoreIt’s been a year since the landmark EU data protection rules went live. We’ve laughed. We’ve cried. It’s become a part of us.
Read MoreTwo choices: add (and honor) this link on every page and every screen of every app and service, or find a new business model ASAFP!
Read MoreEurope’s greatest AI potential isn’t in ethics regulation. Europe should become the world’s pre-eminent training ground for the machines China and the US are racing to build.
Read MoreThe EU is racing ahead on privacy, AI, and competition rules for digital players. Developers in the EU and US will be the first to fall if the two sides go it alone.
Read More89% of developers agree that Java would not be as commonly used today if it had not been free for re-use from the start.
Read MoreI’ve written before about policy makers and their growing obsession with reigning in the big tech companies. I understand where this impulse comes from. The tech sector is too important to ignore, but it is also too valuable to break.
Read MoreGoogle’s compliance with the European Commission’s decision on the Android antitrust case risks increasing market fragmentation and costs for developers and consumers.
Read MoreI’m getting tired of waking up to headlines of another major data security gap. The whole internet economy is getting tired of it. Big platforms, ISPs, regulators, politicians; everyone agrees that something’s broken and that we need to fix it.
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