Self-driving technology is uniquely positioned to benefit people with travel-limiting disabilities and many older adults.

A set of actions to rein in the unchecked power of the surveillance complex that has attached itself to our nation’s law-enforcement systems

The 61 million adults in the United States living with a disability deserve to engage with the world on their own terms.

The law’s critics are right to question Big Tech’s power, but weakening Section 230 would not address companies’ flaws.

The pandemic accelerated an already rapid ongoing shift to a tech-driven world. We must similarly accelerate investments in IT.

Openness and transparency in the digital platforms marketplace will unleash greater competition and increase choice and opportunities.

Open-data standards would provide research capabilities that can be used to precisely identify gaps and create targeted interventions.

Applications of AI and ML for major social and scientific problems are often constrained by a lack of high-quality, publicly available data.

To overcome the unprecedented backlog of court cases created by the pandemic, courts must be reimagined as digital platforms.

The next administration should incentivize and operationalize the automation of ATO processes to modernize technology risk management.

The next administration should help local communities reassert control over police use of surveillance technology.

The next administration should ensure that defendants can access digital evidence and protect fairness in criminal proceedings.

The next administration should establish a digital privacy task force within the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.

The next administration should create a Fair Artificial Intelligence Research & Regulation Bureau to ensure that AI benefits all Americans.

Create a program to help community-serving organizations tackle the technological and ethical challenges of developing AI systems.

The next administration should protect third-party access to social platform data to ensure transparency and accountability.

The next administration should establish a task force to address issues at the intersection of civil rights and emerging technologies.

The next administration should better protect children's privacy by supporting privacy laws and providing resources to federal agencies.

The Federal Government should establish a B2B data-sharing program to stimulate competition and innovation in the technology industry.

The Federal Government should create a national initiative to integrate artificial intelligence into federal agencies’ payment processes.