CITP Fellow Dan Calacci makes the case that workers, practitioners and researchers have agency and power regarding A.I
CITP Fellow Dan Calacci argues in new paper that workers have more agency and power …
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Researcher Sayash Kapoor pushes for transparency with generative A.I. models
This month, Princeton CITP — with experts at Stanford University and MIT – unveiled a paper detailing The Foundation Model Transparency Index, or FMTI.
CITP Training Demystifies Internet Scams for States’ Attorneys General
AGs have a history of investigating mail and phone scams, but with the rise in online crimes, they need new tools to protect consumers.
Congratulations to CITP Researcher Amna Liaqat – a Princeton Presidential Fellow
Amna Liaqat is one of 11 Presidential Postdoctoral Research Fellows. The prestigious program recognizes the contributions of scholars.
Indian Journalist Selected as First-Ever Digital Witness Fellow
Journalist Srishti JaswalJaswal will conduct data collection and analysis as part of the Lab’s WhatsApp Watch investigative project.
Machine Learning and Law expert Peter Henderson to join CITP in 2024
Henderson is a Stanford University researcher whose combined expertise in law and machine learning is helping federal agencies.
CITP researchers Narayanan and Kapoor named to TIME100 AI list
The two Princeton University computer scientists grace the cover of the magazine with leaders like researcher Alondra Nelson.
CITP’s fall semester kicks off with a “stellar cast” of seven new fellows
CITP welcomed a “stellar cast of seven new fellows” who are joining CITP this semester as part the Fellows Program for 2023-24.
WIRED magazine publishes article by CITP data engineer and journalist Surya Mattu
The article, The Internet Is Turning Into a Data Black Box. An ‘Inspectability API’ Could Crack It Open, was published in WIRED.
Siegel Public Interest Technology Summer Fellowship Yields Rich Lessons
Princeton’s Center for Information Technology Policy gave 13 college students an inside peek at the workings of government.
CITP faculty member Jonathan Mayer lands NSF CAREER award
Jonathan Mayer, an assistant professor of computer science and public affairs, and a CITP associated faculty member, studies the intersection of technology and law.
Researcher Mona Wang finds “disturbing” vulnerabilities in keyboard software
A report coauthored by graduate student Mona Wang reveals millions have been exposed to eavesdropping while using Sogou Keyboard.