OTI Moves Forward with Net Neutrality Lawsuit
The FCC failed to heed the voices of millions of Americans who support strong, enforceable net neutrality protections.
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国产视频 Joins Coalition Offering Recommendations to New York鈥檚 Task Force on Automated Decision Systems
The NYC task force can serve as a national model for other cities looking to establish practices for ethical use of artificial intelligence.
国产视频鈥檚 Open Technology Institute Joins Coalition Condemning Use of Algorithmic Risk Assessments for Pretrial Detention
OTI opposes the use of tools that are based on artificial intelligence to decide whether individuals should be incarcerated before trial.
New Report Shows Limited Resources and Digital Illiteracy Are Law Enforcement鈥檚 Problem, Not Encryption
The biggest challenges to law enforcement obtaining, interpreting, and using digital evidence are digital illiteracy and lack of resources.
国产视频鈥檚 Open Technology Institute Joins Coalition Calling on Australian Government to Support Strong Encryption
OTI joined a coalistion calling on the government of Australia to support cybersecurity and strong encryption.
Rep. Coffman Stands Up For Net Neutrality, Becomes First House Republican to Support CRA
Support for strong net neutrality protections has always been and continues to be a common sense position outside the Beltway.
OTI Applauds Justice Department鈥檚 Decision to Appeal AT&T/Time Warner Ruling
Today, the U.S. Department of Justice announced it will appeal a June ruling that allowed AT&T to acquire Time Warner Inc.
In Landmark Privacy Ruling, Supreme Court Requires a Warrant for Cell Phone Location Records
The U.S. Supreme Court took a critical step to protect Americans鈥 privacy with its 5-4 ruling in Carpenter v. U.S.
国产视频鈥檚 DigiChina and Harvard-MIT AI Initiative Partner to Advance Understanding of China鈥檚 AI Policies
AT&T/Time Warner Ruling is a Loss for Consumers and the Economy
A judge approved AT&T鈥檚 acquisition of Time Warner, rejecting the Justice Department鈥檚 argument that the merger violated antitrust law.