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Lucas Pokrywa
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Access Now · 10 May 2024 English
Year after year, since Access Now first began issuing our series of annual #KeepItOn reports, we have been confronted with worsening conditions for internet shutdowns and human rights globally. This …
NCRI: Network Contagion Research Institute · 23 December 2023 English
The Network Contagion Research Institute analyzed hashtag ratios between Instagram and TikTok across topics sensitive to the Chinese Government. While ratios for non-sensitive topics (e.g., general political and pop-culture) generally …
Australian Human Rights Commission · 16 February 2023 English
Governments and social media companies have sought to prevent foreign interference through social media using a range of policy responses, including increased scrutiny of online activity during elections, the implementation …
Brookings Institution · 16 February 2023 English
Recent weeks have seen bans on the video platform TikTok from a variety of entities. President Joe Biden recently signed legislation that includes a provision banning the application from phones …
Brookings Institution · 24 June 2024 English
Washington is afraid of TikTok. More precisely, it is afraid of Beijing's influence over TikTok via the platform's China-based parent company ByteDance. Critics allege TikTok, where a third of U.S. …
Brookings Institution · 17 April 2023 English
The potential security implications of Chinas corporate control of TikToks parent company ByteDance have scaled up in recent years as U.S.-China relations have soured and China has expanded its domestic …
Brookings Institution · 22 January 2024 English
It's been over a year since the release of OpenAI's ChatGPT launched an international conversation about how generative artificial intelligence--i.e., AI capable of producing text, images, video, and more--could transform …
Brookings Institution · 29 April 2022 English
The United States and China are increasingly engaged in a competition over who will dominate the strategic technologies of tomorrow. No technology is as important in that competition as artificial …