Technology

Responsible AI is a Management Problem, Not a Purchase

Responsible AI is a Management Problem, Not a Purchase

Developing ongoing programs to monitor AI and sustain good outcomes is essential to ensure AI accountability.

Electrifying the Automotive Market

Electrifying the Automotive Market

Experts discuss the increased regulatory requirements surrounding electric vehicles.

How Can Governments Use AI to Improve Procurement?

How Can Governments Use AI to Improve Procurement?

By using artificial intelligence, agencies can improve their procurement processes.

Using AI to Reduce Performance Risk in U.S. Procurement

Using AI to Reduce Performance Risk in U.S. Procurement

Advances in digital technology can help in managing the goals of federal acquisition.

Retooling the Acquisition Gateway for Responsible AI

Retooling the Acquisition Gateway for Responsible AI

For government to make the most of artificial intelligence, it needs changes throughout the procurement life cycle.

Artificial Intelligence and Procurement

Artificial Intelligence and Procurement

Experts analyze how procurement could improve AI—and how AI could improve procurement.

The Procurement Path to AI Governance

The Procurement Path to AI Governance

Procurement standards could promote responsible use of artificial intelligence by government.

Does DARPA’s Legal Structure Lead to Ethical Lapses?

Does DARPA’s Legal Structure Lead to Ethical Lapses?

The agency’s design allows it to develop advanced technologies, some of which present ethical implications.

The “Tyrant Test” for New Surveillance Technologies

The “Tyrant Test” for New Surveillance Technologies

Scholar offers approach to surveillance technologies based on Fourth Amendment principles.

A New Approach to Regulating Credit-Scoring AI

A New Approach to Regulating Credit-Scoring AI

Scholar presents regulatory solutions to problems posed by using AI to determine credit scores.

Can Privacy Regulations Outsmart Smart Toys?

Can Privacy Regulations Outsmart Smart Toys?

Scholars examine privacy regulations concerning smart toys for children.

Dark Patterns Cannot Stay in the Dark

Dark Patterns Cannot Stay in the Dark

In this Saturday Seminar, we collect scholarship on manipulative online practices that deceive consumers.