Spotify Playlists May Be Filled with Songs by Hundreds of Fake Artists. Does it Matter?
Streaming platform Spotify dominates the digital music industry. With 433 million users, it accounts for a
Algorithmic Affirmative Action: Do Algorithmic Fairness Approaches Violate the Equal Protection Clause?
A central tenet of responsible artificial intelligence (AI) is algorithmic fairness, or the attempt to correct bias in
Mapping the Current State of Federal Consumer Privacy Legislation
STLR Link Roundup - April 15, 2022
Appeals Court Revives Texas Law Targeting Social Media Companies
Texas has passed a law that targets social media companies such as Twitter and Facebook that
STLR Link Roundup - April 8, 2022
NATO Unveils Tech Accelerator Footprint, with Plans for Over 60 Sites
Approximately one year ago at the 31st annual NATO Summit in Brussels,
The Current State of PFAS Regulation
STLR Link Roundup - March 25, 2022
E.P.A. Decides Against Limiting Perchlorate in Drinking Water
On March 31st, the Biden Administration’s Environmental Protection Agency announced it would uphold the Trump Administration’s decision
Stalkerware
There are many pressing issues in cybersecurity, ranging from massive multimillion dollar ransomware attacks to vigilante amateur hackers aiding in war – but
STLR Link Roundup - March 18, 2022
How California Is Building the Nation’s First Privacy Police
Ashkan Soltani, the head of California’s new online privacy regulator, faces the daunting task of overseeing