Tech On The Hill

This week's episode features Cobun Zweifel-Keegan in discussing the recent Biden executive order on artificial intelligence (AI) and privacy. We explore privacy as a key aspect of the order, which emphasizes privacy-enhancing technologies, the role of the National Institute for Standards and Technology in setting guidelines, and the Office of Management and Budget's oversight of data acquisition by agencies. The conversation also covers the need for updated privacy impact assessments in AI and the executive order's call for comprehensive federal privacy legislation. The episode concludes with a discussion of the implications of voice cloning technologies on privacy. Featuring:  Tom Romanoff, Director, Technology Project Cobun Zweifel-Keegan, Managing Director, International Association of Privacy Professionals

In this podcast, we are joined by Theodora Skeadas to talk about the societal impact of internet throttling and shutdowns, focusing on Twitter's role in the U.S., the global economic and social costs of internet restrictions, and concerns over TikTok's data privacy. It discusses the challenges of enforcing bans on social media platforms due to intertwined technologies and cybersecurity risks. Additionally, it addresses the potential for disinformation and the need for robust election integrity measures for the 2024 elections in light of reduced industry resources. Featuring:  Tom Romanoff, Director, Technology Project Theodora Skeadas, Policy Consultant, Partnership on AI

In this episode of "Tech on the Hill," we explore AI's transformative impact on the workforce. Tom Romanoff is joined by AI and economics experts to discuss how AI is reshaping the workplace. While AI brings challenges like job displacement, bias, and privacy concerns, it also offers opportunities to enhance the workforce. Join us for insights on AI's role in the future of work. Featuring: Tom Romanoff, Director, Technology Project Robert Seamans, Professor at New York University John Soroushian, Senior Associate Director Ben Gitis, Associate Director, Bipartisan Policy Center

In this episode, we discuss with Katie Harbaugh the challenges of AI-generated misinformation and its potential impact on the 2024 US election. We explore proposed bills for AI-content labeling, the complexities of regulating synthetic data and media, and the importance of digital literacy. Then, delving into the balance between free speech and AI-content detection, we discuss potential First Amendment issues. Featuring: Tom Romanoff, Director, Technology Project Katie Harbath, Fellow at the Bipartisan Policy Center