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Can We Verify Age Without Giving Up Our Privacy?

Shane is joined by Scott Vien, Harry Oppenheimer, and Paul Lekas to discuss international age verification laws, cybersecurity challenges, and more.

By Shane Tews |  October 29, 2026

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This Election Season, Data Centers Broke the Party Script

By John Bailey |  October 29, 2026

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Speech Technologies Change, But Robust First Amendment Principles Must Not

By Clay Calvert |  October 28, 2026

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Collusion via Government: The Meta Settlement’s End Run Around Antitrust Law

By Daniel Lyons |  October 27, 2026

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CORE: Funding EU Digital Bureaucracy?

By Bronwyn Howell |  October 23, 2026

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Anthropic Has Set Aside 5 Percent for the Public. Give Kids a Stake.

By John Bailey |  October 20, 2026

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Privacy: Is It the Naughty or the Advertising?

By Jim Harper |  October 20, 2026

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Restoring Veritas? Harvard University Still Has a Long Way to Go Toward Returning to Its True Mission

By Michael M. Rosen |  October 18, 2026

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Social Media Age Gating and Parental Behaviors: Unexpected Outcomes in Australia?

By Bronwyn Howell |  October 16, 2026

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Who Is Competing to Connect America?

By Shane Tews |  October 15, 2026

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The Lithography Loophole: How China Is Printing Its Way to Chip Self-Sufficiency

The Lithography Loophole: How China Is Printing Its Way to Chip Self-Sufficiency

April 21, 2026 | By Ryan Fedasiuk

British Industrial Policy

British Industrial Policy

January 14, 2026 | By Jeffrey A. Hart

Does the CHIPS and Science Act Argue for Industrial Policy?

Does the CHIPS and Science Act Argue for Industrial Policy?

August 25, 2025 | By Derek Scissors

How Does Semiconductor Trade Work?

How Does Semiconductor Trade Work?

July 25, 2025 | By Chris Miller

Beyond infrastructure: Internet ecosystem resilience and the public good

Beyond infrastructure: Internet ecosystem resilience and the public good

May 29, 2025 | By Bronwyn Howell

WEIRD? Institutions and Consumers’ Perceptions of Artificial Intelligence in 31 Countries

WEIRD? Institutions and Consumers’ Perceptions of Artificial Intelligence in 31 Countries

February 28, 2025 | By Bronwyn Howell

AI-Generated Regulation: Not Ready for Prime Time (Yet)

AI-Generated Regulation: Not Ready for Prime Time (Yet)

January 16, 2025 | By Connor Raso

A Choice-of-Law Alternative to Federal Preemption of State Privacy Law

A Choice-of-Law Alternative to Federal Preemption of State Privacy Law

March 15, 2024 | By Jim Harper

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America’s AI Action Plan: Analyzing the Strategy for Global Leadership
America’s AI Action Plan: Analyzing the Strategy for Global Leadership

July 29, 2025

Federal Data Consolidation: Protecting Civil Liberties in the Digital Age
Federal Data Consolidation: Protecting Civil Liberties in the Digital Age

July 16, 2025

Free Speech and Tech Policy at the US Supreme Court, 2025
Free Speech and Tech Policy at the US Supreme Court, 2025

July 9, 2025

A Practical Path for the Tech Exit: A Book Event with Clare Morell
A Practical Path for the Tech Exit: A Book Event with Clare Morell

July 9, 2025

AI and Jobs: Measuring Impact and Building New Assessment Tools
AI and Jobs: Measuring Impact and Building New Assessment Tools

March 19, 2025

Like Silicon from Clay: A Book Event with Michael M. Rosen
Like Silicon from Clay: A Book Event with Michael M. Rosen

March 6, 2025

Dignity and Dynamism: The Future of Conservative Technology Policy
Dignity and Dynamism: The Future of Conservative Technology Policy

February 5, 2025

What Comes Next in the Information Wars?
What Comes Next in the Information Wars?

December 23, 2024

“Propertizing” Privacy: Evaluating the Merits of a Property-Based Approach to Personal Data Protection
“Propertizing” Privacy: Evaluating the Merits of a Property-Based Approach to Personal Data Protection

December 9, 2024

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