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California is reshaping online access in the name of child safety

California is reshaping online access in the name of child safety

By Nicole Shekhovtsova

California’s new tech laws restrict how children use social media and AI before there is enough data to prove whether earlier legislation works.

Personalized pricing benefits consumers when markets function well
Personalized pricing benefits consumers when markets function well

By Max Gulker

How local governments force short-term rental platforms to turn over user data 
How local governments force short-term rental platforms to turn over user data 

By Nicole Shekhovtsova and Caden Rosenbaum

Rent-setting algorithms require targeted regulation, not new laws
Rent-setting algorithms require targeted regulation, not new laws

By Eliza Terziev and Max Gulker

States must publicly track and show how they spend Meta’s settlement money
States must publicly track and show how they spend Meta’s settlement money

By Richard Sill

  • Preparing the Texas workforce for artificial intelligence
    Preparing the Texas workforce for artificial intelligence

    Testimony by Max Gulker

  • The Ratepayer Protection Act protects against higher household energy bills when data centers connect to the grid
    The Ratepayer Protection Act protects against higher household energy bills when data centers connect to the grid

    Commentary by Max Gulker and Caden Rosenbaum

  • Government agencies must be held responsible for negative outcomes from their use of AI
    Government agencies must be held responsible for negative outcomes from their use of AI

    Commentary by Richard Sill

  • Texas can expand data centers without raising electricity costs
    Texas can expand data centers without raising electricity costs

    Testimony by Max Gulker and Steven Gassenberger

  • Data center taxation should be guided by sound policy, not short-term gains
    Data center taxation should be guided by sound policy, not short-term gains

    Commentary by Max Gulker

  • Roundup of California’s 2026 technology bills
    Roundup of California’s 2026 technology bills

    Data Visualization by Caden Rosenbaum, Nicole Shekhovtsova and Jordan Campbell

  • Protecting teens online shouldn’t require mandatory facial scans for digital users
    Protecting teens online shouldn’t require mandatory facial scans for digital users

    Commentary by Richard Sill

  • Texas’ data center tax exemptions are good tax policy
    Texas’ data center tax exemptions are good tax policy

    Testimony by Max Gulker

  • The third-party doctrine is dying. Government surveillance is not.
    The third-party doctrine is dying. Government surveillance is not.

    Commentary by Nicole Shekhovtsova

Technology Policy Studies

  • Deepfakes, AI, and existing laws
    Deepfakes, AI, and existing laws

    Policy Brief by Richard Sill

  • Consent requirements in comprehensive data privacy laws: Current practices and the path forward
    Consent requirements in comprehensive data privacy laws: Current practices and the path forward

    Policy Brief by Jen Sidorova and Nicole Shekhovtsova

  • FTC’s lawsuit against Facebook is a test case for path-breaking interpretation of antitrust policy
    FTC’s lawsuit against Facebook is a test case for path-breaking interpretation of antitrust policy

    Policy Brief by Thomas Hazlett

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