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“Prediction is very difficult, especially if it’s about the future,” Niels Bohr, the renowned Nobel laureate in Physics, once quipped.
This is especially true with the rapid pace of technological change.
Project Liberty President Tomicah...
It all started in 2012, when David Polgar was heading to jury duty and realized he had left his phone behind.
As he waited at the courthouse, he kept feeling his phone buzz in his pocket. He recalls impulsively reaching down to silence it,...
Last year, a doctor in India was arrested for plotting a terrorist attack with a biological weapon he researched with AI. He had reportedly used ChatGPT and AI-powered Google searches to learn how to extract ricin, a deadly toxin, from cast...
Baratunde Thurston
This week’s Project Liberty newsletter comes from Baratunde Thurston, host of Life With Machines, a public interest media project.
Everybody’s talking about agentic AI. But what about agentic humans?
We’re being p...
By Lara Galinsky
Never get in the way of a parent on a mission.
Most never expected to have one. They were busy raising their children, building careers, getting on with life. Then a problem reached their child and became impossible to ig...
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Project Liberty is leading the movement to give people back control of their lives in the digital age by ensuring they have a voice, choice, and stake in a better internet.
Exploring how humans can live well with AI, not just endure it. From Emmy-award winning host and NYT bestselling author Baratunde Thurston.
Taiwan’s first Digital Minister and the world’s first nonbinary cabinet minister. Awarded the Right Livelihood Award for “advancing the social use of digital technology to empower citizens, renew democracy and heal divides.”
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