A New Day for Governing AI Development?
Trying out a new maxim: the more powerful a technology, the more concern people will have about deploying it, with Artificial Intelligence as the latest example.
China
Written Testimony for US House IR Committee Hearing on China and Internet
The report of the hearing, for which I’ve submitted written testimony for the record today, in the United States House of Representatives Committee on International Relations, Subcommittee on Africa, Global Human Rights and International Operations and Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific, is here.
Written remarks at Congressional Human Rights Caucus hearing regarding China today
Mister Chairman, Distinguished Members of the Caucus: My name is John Palfrey. Thank you for the leadership of this Caucus in drawing attention to the relationship between the Internet and human rights in China and for the opportunity to speak with you today. I am here today as a member of a team of … Read more
Want to see what Google is blocking in China?
We at the OpenNet Initiative have built a search-compare tool to show what results you get on google.cn as compared to google.com. Be sure to try out “human rights” and some of the other sample searches we’ve got up there. (Special credits to Nart Villeneuve and Boris Anthony.)
RMacK on censorship in China is most-linked-to
Blogpulse says that Rebecca MacKinnon’s post about the Chinese blog censorship issue is the most linked-to in the blogosphere. With good reason. I was ashamed not to be one of those links earlier! On a related topic, here’s an article in Ethical Corporation. Big props to Scoble for his take on it. Read also what … Read more