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Privacy Jul 12, 2026

EFF: AI Moderation Is Now Default, but Appeal Has Not Caught Up

EFF's two-part series argues automated content moderation is now permanent at platform scale, while transparency, human review, and appeal have not kept up.

Analysis Jun 28, 2026

How Washington Quietly Became the Gatekeeper for Frontier AI

The U.S. government now approves who can use Anthropic Mythos 5 and OpenAI GPT-5.6. Here is what that changes for everyone outside Washington.

Analysis Apr 21, 2026

134 Bills in 31 States: The Scramble to Write Rules for AI in Schools

States are racing to regulate AI in classrooms before the next school year. Ohio's July 1 deadline looms, Idaho just banned replacing teachers with AI, and 57% of students use it weekly anyway.

Analysis Apr 5, 2026

Half of College Students Are Rethinking Their Majors Because of AI. Meanwhile, a Robot Showed Up at the White House.

New data shows 47% of college students have considered switching majors over AI fears. Students are using it more than ever while saying it harms their thinking. And Melania Trump walked with a humanoid robot at a White House education summit.

Analysis Mar 7, 2026

Deepfakes Flood the 2026 Midterms as Federal Regulators Sit Paralyzed

28 states have passed deepfake election laws while Congress deadlocks. In Georgia, a Senate campaign openly uses AI-generated audio of its opponent - with a disclosure that barely matters.

Analysis Mar 6, 2026

AI in Education: What's Working, What's Failing, and What Students Actually Think

A major Brookings report warns AI risks outweigh benefits as 64% of teens now use chatbots and teachers report students 'can't reason anymore'

Analysis Mar 6, 2026

China's 15th Five-Year Plan Bets Everything on AI: Robots for Elderly Care, Factories Without Workers, and Chips Without America

Beijing's new economic blueprint mentions AI over 50 times, commits to 'decisive breakthroughs' in semiconductors, and envisions AI agents and humanoid robots replacing human labor at scale.

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