The Promise and Limits of the TAKE IT DOWN Act
Recent legislation aims to limit the spread of non-consensual intimate images, but its reach has limits.
Regulating Artificial Intelligence Across Borders
Lee Tiedrich discusses both global and domestic regulatory approaches to general-purpose AI.
Regulating Addictive Technology for Children
Scholar argues that laws should hold tech platforms liable for harms from children’s screen time.
How Can Regulators Prepare for a Quantum Leap in Technology?
Scholars explain the need for regulating quantum technologies and propose guiding principles.
The Regulation of Addiction
Matthew Lawrence describes how regulation can be used to respond to technology addiction.
Navigating Neurotechnological Regulations
Researchers address the challenges regulators face in protecting the public amid the rapid growth of neurotechnologies.
The Reopened Window of Tech Regulation
Scholar analyzes regulation gaps and argues that COVID-19 created a unique opportunity to regulate technology overuse.
What the Do-Not-Call Rule Can Teach Regulators
Scholars argue the battle against spam calls holds valuable lessons for Big Tech regulators.
Moving Toward an Era of RegTech
International report surveys regulatory use of technology and barriers to their adoption in Australia and New Zealand.
A Regulatory Reboot Cannot Neglect Artificial Intelligence
The OECD should offer recommendations on the full potential and risks of artificial intelligence in rulemaking.
Detoxifying Social Media
Expert urges regulators to change incentives for social media to create a healthier digital sphere.
How Regulators Should Supervise Software
The CFTC and other regulators should evaluate with caution proposals to automate financial transactions.











