Technology & Innovation
Governments from the United Kingdom to Japan are copying Europe’s Digital Markets Act — even before the new law goes into effect — baking in security weaknesses and other unintended consequences.
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January 30, 2024
Beware of AI-enhanced Cyberattacks
Artificial intelligence can increase the quality and speed of cyberattacks. But AI also can improve our defenses.
January 26, 2024
Bill Echikson and Dimitar Lilkov Discuss the EU-US Trade and Technology Council
Bill Echikson and Dimitar Lilkov discuss challenges facing the TTC and recommendations to both improve – and save it.
January 25, 2024
Transatlantic Trade and Technology: Partners or Rivals?
The Trade and Technology Council has revived transatlantic purpose, but it faces an inflection point. Looming elections could stall progress.
January 23, 2024
Gig Mess: Europe Battles Over Uber
European Union governments are divided over plans to reclassify millions of independent Uber drivers and Deliveroo couriers as employees.
January 22, 2024
Meeting China’s Electric Vehicle Challenge
China has grabbed a giant lead in rolling out electric vehicles. The West needs to respond – but not with giant subsidies.
January 17, 2024
Regulating Online Content Is…Challenging
Tech platforms are over and under-moderating content — underlining the difficulty of navigating fundamental and legitimate disagreements about free speech.
January 10, 2024
Data as Ammunition: Hyper-Personalized Warfare in the Digital Age
Rapid advances in artificial intelligence and vast amounts of personal data are enabling a new era of hyper-personalized warfare, where adversaries can conduct targeted digital attacks and psychological operations against individual service members, their families, and friends.
January 5, 2024
Crypto Boosts Ukraine – and Russia
Since the Russian invasion, cryptocurrencies have provided vital support for Ukraine, while helping fund Moscow’s war efforts.
January 4, 2024
Consider Steam and Electricity Before Regulating AI
Artificial Intelligence dominates current tech debates. Before legislating, policymakers should remember how we handled previous technological revolutions.