On March 20, the Trump administration released its “National AI Legislative Framework,” the document charged with answering the question laid out in their December Executive Order: What does the ...

Recently, I had the privilege of joining the Callawassie Island Book Club for a conversation on technology policy. They wanted to learn more about what the heck is going on with artificial ...

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When Donald Trump returned to the White House buoyed by the support of tech billionaires, one of the first orders of business was rescinding the Biden administration’s executive orders on artificial ...

Today, Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-CA) introduced the “Foreign Anti-Digital Piracy Act” (FADPA) which would allow rightsholders to secure “blocking orders” against foreign websites accused of copyright ...

Last week saw two landmark fair use decisions on artificial intelligence from the Northern District of California: Judge William Alsup’s decision in Bartz v. Anthropic and Judge Vince Chhabria’s ...

Public Knowledge is proud to announce the election of new members to its Board of Directors. The Public Knowledge Board recently elected Marcus Reese, Vickie Robinson, and Gary Slaiman to join eight ...

A lot has changed since Public Knowledge began a dialogue almost seven years ago about the role of dominant digital platforms in public discourse. Our earliest analysis (like that of many other civil ...

The firing of Stephen Colbert (or, more technically, CBS canceling “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” when his contract expires in May 2026) has become an important flash point in the issue of the ...

Copyright Office partially grants an exemption specifically allowing for repair of retail-level food preparation equipment -- including soft serve ice cream machines ...

Today, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit vacated the Federal Communications Commission’s digital discrimination rule, holding that the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act does not ...