AI Bill of Rights coauthor. Prof@BrownUniversity. Former tech advisor to President Biden @WHOSTP. He/him/his. Tweets my own.
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I'm going to frame this and put it on my office wall.
Artificial Intelligence has enormous potential to tackle some of our toughest challenges.
But we must address its risks.
That's why last year, we proposed an AI Bill of Rights to ensure that important protections for the American people are built into AI systems from the start.
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WATCH: Ex-White House tech policy official @geomblog weighs in on Trump's "morally binding" SI agreement. cnb.cx/4hmCviJ
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Our new LLM.
Available now.
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@BrownAlumniMag talks to Ellie Pavlick and @geomblog, co-founders of ARIA (AI Research Institute on Interaction for AI Assistants), about the use of AI for mental health care: “The fact that we’re scared of this is exactly why we should be working on it.” brownalumnimagazine.com/arti…
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🚨🚨 ATTENTION @CAGovernor 🚨🚨
@CaliforniaLabor sponsored #SB7 is sitting on your desk, awaiting your signature. This bill enacts common sense AI safeguards by making sure that human workers cannot be disciplined or fired by an algorithm. (1/6)
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@BrownCSDept faculty members Ellie Pavlick and Suresh Venkatasubramanian (@geomblog) have just received a $20M @NSF grant to found ARIA, a national institute to develop intuitive, trustworthy AI assistants. Learn more at Brown CS News: cs.brown.edu/news/2025/07/29…
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🎙️ Keynote speaker @OjewaleV (@Brown) emphasizes the limitations of current AI auditing tools and the need to include sociotechnical considerations, advocating for multilingual functional benchmarking alongside a shift in focus beyond model evaluations. #ICML2025
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At the 2025 ACM FAccT Conference this June, CNTR Director Suresh Venkatasubramanian @geomblog gave one of the keynote talks, addressing what meaningful governance looks like in a world remade by generative AI and the shape of what comes next.
cntr.brown.edu/news/2025-07-…
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NEWS: The Senate has removed AI moratorium from the reconciliation bill in a whopping 99-1 vote. Deals a massive blow to the effort to make this happen in the GOP package
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NEWS: After pulling out of a deal on AI regulation with CRUZ, @MarshaBlackburn filed an amendment to strip the entire provision w/ @SenatorCollins, @SenMarkey, @SenatorCantwell, per a source familiar
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Congrats to CNTR PhD student Rui-Jie Yew whose paper with @geomblog and Jeff Huang, "Copyrighting Generative AI Co-Creations," recently won a Best Paper Award at the 2025 ACM Designing Interactive Systems (DSI) Conference! bit.ly/46arqMc
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The House’s 10-year ban on state AI regulation would wreak havoc on our country. The language is so broad that it could upend everything from state privacy law to contract law. It could even break the internet. I will do everything in my power to stop it. techpolicy.press/the-big-bea…
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Second year @BrownCSDept and CNTR PhD student Rui-Jie Yew was recently recognized as runner-up for Best Student Paper at the Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, and Society Conference @AIESConf at the end of October with collaborators @Lcyqn and @geomblog.
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A critical fraction of my professional network is moving over to the other site. Feels like a good time to make the move myself. Same handle: you know the drill. I'll probably lurk here still but am unlikely to post much. What follows are my thoughts on the move. 1/x
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But this network is being manipulated and used to broadcast content at the whim of its owner, who has also taken a firm position on side of the political divide. I'm not sure I want to support that megaphone, with all the threats to press freedom that are likely looming. 7/x
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