Tech-policy is a topic tracked in our intelligence system with 5 linked articles.
IEEE Spectrum profile-cum-how-to following San Antonio software engineer Nikhil Jathar through two IEEE-USA Congressional Visits Days, distilling lessons on how engineers can effectively advocate to congressional staff on tech policy priorities like STEM funding, DOE research, and open-source AI.
A titled-but-empty piece (likely an interview/column) with Nick Clegg on European AI policy and big tech — in-scope topically but with no body content, no data, and no verifiable analysis to extract.
An opinion piece arguing that minors circumventing under-15/under-16 social media bans in France, Australia, and the UK is not a policy problem worth fixing.
AI models are enabling damaging hacks whose costs fall on victims rather than the AI vendors, who face no meaningful liability — and the targeted companies are being pushed to buy the very same AI tools as a remedy.
Thousands of user-addiction lawsuits against Meta, TikTok, Snapchat, and Google persist after failed appeals, signaling ongoing legal risk.
The Download ties a fringe censorship-theory to Trump-era policy while surveying tech headlines, including AI-designed viruses, Meta’s child-safety penalties, and regulatory moves like a New York data-center moratorium and crypto-rule debates.
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