Join us for a weekly webinar series organized by Stanford’s Cyber Policy Center (CPC).

This Winter quarter, we feature a variety of speakers who will discuss work and research at the intersection of A.I., free speech, democracy, security, and digital communication technologies. Our speakers include those who focus on policy to others who concentrate on empirical work around cyber issues. There will be both in person and virtual zoom options and attendees can register for all events in the series or single events. 

Jan. 9:  Anu Bradford | Digital Empires: The Global Battle to Regulate Technology

Jan.16: Jeff Horwitz | Broken Code: Inside Facebook and the Fight to Expose its Harmful Secrets

Jan. 23: Eugene Volokh | Large Libel Models? Liability for AI Output

Jan. 30:  Brittan Heller | The Embodied Web: How will physical and digital data meet in the next iteration of the internet?

Feb. 6:  Spencer Overton | Anticipating Racial Harms to Democracy from AI

Feb. 13: Rishi Bommasani | Policy for Foundation Models

Feb. 20:  Chinmayi Sharma | AI's Hippocratic Oath

Feb. 27:  Riana Pfefferkorn | Addressing Computer-Generated Child Sex Abuse Imagery

Mar. 5:  Florence G'sell |Regulating Under Uncertainty: the Case of Generative AI

Mar. 12: Andrew Przybylski | How Internet and Social Media Adoption Relate to Global Well-Being in the Digital Age

Mar. 19: Mikael Tofvesson | Psychological Defence: Sweden’s Defence Capability