Informing the Debate on Digital Technology and SocietyPrinceton University's Center for Information Technology Policy (CITP) is a nexus of expertise in technology, engineering, public policy, and the social sciences. Our researchers work to better understand and improve the relationship between technology and society, with a particular focus on AI, Data Science and Society, Privacy and Security, and Digital Infrastructure and Platforms. Announcements CITP is Recruiting: Apply Now an Associate Professional Specialist Position Integrated Ethics in Computer Science Launching This Fall Led by Steven Kelts Prateek Mittal Awarded Princeton Intellectual Property Accelerator Fund for Holistic Web Services Monitoring Proposal Congratulations to Molly Crockett's on her Promotion to Full Professor Nineteen Seniors Earn CITP's Technology and Society, Information Technology Track Certificate Public Defenders Needed: Princeton Language+Law, Artificial Intelligence, & Society Lab (POLARIS Lab) at CITP is Conducting a Qualitative Interview Study Upcoming Events No content available to show. View All Events Latest News Introducing the 2025 Siegel Public Interest Technology Summer Fellowship (PIT-SF) Student Cohort June 13, 2025 The Siegel Public Interest Technology-Summer Fellowship (PIT-SF) program is aimed at rising college juniors and seniors interested in getting first-hand experience working on technology policy at the federal, state, and local level. Fellows are… Margaret Martonosi Named University Professor — Princeton’s Highest Honor for Faculty May 29, 2025 CITP Collaborates with the Princeton Graduate School's Responsible AI Learning Cohort to Explore Tech and Society Issues May 27, 2025 Arvind Narayanan is One of Four Princeton Faculty Recognized for Their Impact as Outstanding Mentors of Graduate Students May 15, 2025 Why It’s So Easy to Jailbreak AI Chatbots, and How to Fix Them May 14, 2025 View All News Latest Blog Posts Read comments and analysis from the digital frontier, written by the Center's faculty, students, and friends.View the Blog What the AI Whistleblower Protection Act Would Mean for Tech Workers Why Should the National R&D Strategy Prioritize Diffusion Over Innovation? Paper fingerprinting and ballot tracking Flaky paper won’t secure our elections without a protocol to go with it Coverage In The Media The New York Times Ph.D. Student Mona Wang: "Russian Intelligence Says It Collects WeChat Data. What Does That Mean?" June 7, 2025 Tech Policy Press What the AI Whistleblower Protection Act Would Mean for Tech Workers May 30, 2025 Berkman Klein Center Arvind Narayanan and Sayash Kapoor: "AGI is not a milestone" May 2, 2025 View All Coverage In The Media Our Work Explore cutting-edge research where innovative insights shape policies that govern the future of technology Artificial Intelligence, Data Science & Society Digital Infrastructure & Platforms Privacy & Security
