Truth is impossible to regulate.

The foundational law governing social media could use an update. But that should come from careful consideration in Congress, not from a fit of pique in the Oval Office.

Surprising insights from the social sciences.

Chat bots, predictive analytics, and maybe a cheaper, more humane college experience.

We have to ensure that contact-tracing methods that compromise our privacy don’t become the norm in the quest for short-term relief from the pandemic.

The stay-at-home order is illuminating the depth of phone and broadband problems for the most vulnerable people. It's time for fresh ideas to bridge the gap.

Doing contact tracing properly, with respect for civil liberties, requires more assurances than Silicon Valley alone can provide.

Facebook is well-positioned to do contact tracing for COVID-19. Nearly 70 percent of US adults are on Facebook and of those, about 75 percent visit the site every day.

To save our democracy, we need to realize that Facebook didn’t accidentally find itself playing a huge role in political life. It's designed for that very purpose.

Neurotechnology is proliferating. But existing privacy laws are no match for it. We need new protections for data derived from the brain.