The potential harms of digital content online can be devastating — but removing Section 230 would only devastate freedom of expression in its place.| Public Knowledge
This first post of a four-part blog series provides a brief historical perspective on content moderation and highlights the importance of centering public interest values.| Public Knowledge
This second post of a four-part blog series discusses the structure of digital platform markets and the necessity of policy choices that create healthy competition and user choice.| Public Knowledge
This final blog post in a four-part blog series discusses the implications for free expression and content moderation of the new “elephant in the content moderation room” – generative artificial intelligence.| Public Knowledge
This initial post in a three-part series on digital replicas takes a look at its potential harms to democracy, to industry, and to the public at large.| Public Knowledge
The right of publicity protects celebrities' ability to monetize their public image — something generative AI could make more difficult.| Public Knowledge
In order to produce a more truthful and healthy information ecosystem, we need consistent and clear content moderation.| Public Knowledge
As digital platforms increasingly become producers of generative AI content, new anticompetitive challenges emerge.| Public Knowledge
The FCC must continue to take action to create an unlocking rule for cell phones to improve competition and consumer choice.| Public Knowledge
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