A new bill would hold social media platforms responsible for foreseeable algorithmic harms. Tech critics’ least favorite law ...

Senators John Curtis (R-UT) and Mark Kelly (D-AZ) introduced the Algorithm Accountability Act Wednesday, which seeks to amend ...

Earlier this month, the Supreme Court quietly refused to take up Doe v. Grindr, a case that could have been the first real test of Big Tech’s legal immunity under Section 230 of the Communications ...

The bill would reform Section 230 to no longer offer protections from tech companies if the platforms used an algorithm to ...

Most of the administration’s efforts to manipulate the media up to that point had retained at least a patina of deniability.

Technology platforms have become the primary vector through which predators and traffickers exploit victims, and the scope of ...

A panel discussed the implications of Executive Order 14319, which seeks to prevent so-called “woke AI” procurement in the federal government. Another panel addressed whether immunity provided under ...

If proprietary algorithms result in foreseeable harm to users, social media companies could be held liable in a court of law ...

Bergman was representing Nazario in a lawsuit against TikTok and Instagram, which alleges Zackery was “targeted, goaded and ...

On September 30, Judge Edward Davila of the Northern District of California ruled that LinkedIn must face three lawsuits alleging that its Insight ...

The capacity of artificial intelligence to generate false or misleading information is creating a new legal frontier — ...