Policy at the Speed of Tech

Identifying and examining critical issues in the rapidly evolving environments of Artificial Intelligence, algorithms, and other advanced technologies disrupting society today.
 

Artificial intelligence and bias: Four key challenges

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Artificial intelligence, deepfakes, and the uncertain future of truth

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Algorithms and sentencing: What does due process require?

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EVENT: Tech Talk – New Paradigms for Privacy

EVENT: Bestselling author of “The Internet Con” on dismantling Big Tech

EVENT: Tech Talk – Transparency Mandates & Content Moderation

The UCLA Institute for Technology, Law & Policy drives research and analysis of new and emerging technologies to ensure they are developed, implemented and regulated in socially beneficial, equitable, and accountable ways.
 

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Demystifying AI​

Demystifying AI is a series of short videos explaining algorithms and AI, answering questions including “what is an algorithm?”, “what is AI bias?”, and “how can equitable AI systems be designed?”

AI & Bias - When Algorithms Don't Work

AI & Bias - When Algorithms Don't Work

AI & Bias - So What's the Solution?

Featured

Demystifying AI​

Demystifying AI is a series of short videos explaining algorithms and AI, answering questions including “what is an algorithm?”, “what is AI bias?”, and “how can equitable AI systems be designed?”

AI & Bias - What are Algorithms and how do they work?

AI & Bias - When Algorithms Don't Work

AI & Bias - So What's the Solution?

Who We Are

A partnership between UCLA School of Law and UCLA Samueli School of Engineering, the Institute for Technology, Law & Policy examines the benefits and risks presented by technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning, robotics, cybersecurity and digital media and communications.

These and other rapidly evolving technologies raise questions germane to the outcome of ethical and public policy issues, the applicability and utility of current laws and regulations that govern their use.

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