Technology
Technology is changing our democracy and society. We are here to navigate the disruption and ensure our American values are reflected in the technology we use.
The Latest
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Blog PostFace Recognition Technology Accuracy and Performance
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Blog PostSCOTUS Rulings and Their Influence on the Internet
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Blog PostCan ChatGPT Help Prospective Voters Get the Information They Need?
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Blog PostWorkforce Resilience and Adaptability for the AI-Driven Economy
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Blog PostFace Recognition Technology Policy Landscape, Terms, and Definitions
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PageFive Key Face Recognition Technology Governance Challenges
Technology Policy
The Current State
As we look to the future, here are some policy areas we are focusing on:
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July 26, 2022What Big Tech's Online Practices Mean for Competition Policy
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September 14, 2022Could the EU Set U.S. AI Policy and Standards
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February 13, 20232023 Top Cybersecurity Risks
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April 19, 2023Data Privacy and Law Enforcement: Balancing Rights and Responsibilities
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February 22, 2023Supreme Court Argues Section 230: What’s Next for Congress?
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November 10, 2022Tech Policy on the Horizon: Plans for the 118th Congress
About Us
How have modern technologies and the latest innovations shaped our lives, economy, and politics? Here, BPC’s Technology Project shares predictions and analyses on trends, developments, and disruptions that may catalyze significant impact on our world. If you have questions or thoughts about any technology explored here, please reach out and check this page regularly for updates.
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New Tech We’re Excited About
How have modern technologies and the latest innovations shaped our lives, economy, and politics? Here, BPC’s Technology Project shares predictions and analyses on trends, developments, and disruptions that may catalyze significant impact on our world. If you have questions or thoughts about any technology explored here, please reach out and check this page regularly for updates.
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Competition/Anti-Trust Resource Hub
As Congress debates reforming anti-trust laws and competition policy for the tech sector, there is a need for a reliable source that analyzes and discusses the diverse perspectives on the issues. The Bipartisan Policy Center is interviewing experts, researching the topics, and analyzing the proposals to facilitate a standard narrative in the debate.
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BPC XR Initiative
Immersive technologies like augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) fall under the umbrella term XR and are reshaping society. Immersive technologies are already being used by retailers to train workers, surgeons to practice surgery, and car manufacturers to design new products, and this technology’s use raises important policy questions.
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Cybersecurity
Today’s cybersecurity challenges impact every level of society, and protecting our digital and electronic assets is critical. Cybersecurity is a vast and expanding issue that requires analysis from a range of experts and perspectives. Identifying cybersecurity risks is the first step in managing them. BPC’s work is a helpful starting tool for researchers, policymakers, businesses, and individuals seeking a wide array of opinions and the necessary information to address gaps in our nation’s preparedness.
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Broadband
As the world went online during the pandemic, millions of Americans were quickly left at the bottom of a widening digital divide. Policymakers can see that support for broadband internet availability and affordability helps ensure everyone can participate in the growing digital economy. To better understand the broadband debate, read our series of blogs on broadband policy and the digital divide.