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Block Tech Policy Forums

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The Block Center for Technology and Society at Carnegie Mellon University will convene its second Tech Policy Forum to examine the policy and managerial implications of recommendation algorithms. Bringing together leading researchers and policymakers, the Forum will provide an evidence-based, nonpartisan venue for discussing emerging research and begin identifying practical policy approaches that balance innovation with the public interest.
 
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In a rapidly evolving policy landscape, there is a critical need for ongoing, structured dialogue between policymakers, experts, and the broader civil society.

The Block Center’s Tech Policy Forums aim to satisfy that need, and use the convening power and expertise of Carnegie Mellon University and Heinz College to discuss urgent questions facing our society.

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Privacy regulation strategies in the age of AI

The current regulatory paradigm arguably fails to meaningfully protect individuals in a data-driven economy, and emerging AI systems are accelerating and amplifying existing risks, making incremental reform insufficient. Block succinctly captures what the experts said policy makers can and should do protect residents amid the growing threats to their privacy at a recent Block Tech Policy Forum.

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