Scholars: TikTok Ban Not a Panacea But Could Prompt Important Data Privacy Conversations
Governments are banning the Chinese app, citing security concerns
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Duke Professors Weigh in On Larger Issues Surrounding TikTok Bans
Quotes Robyn Caplan, visiting assistant professor, and Phil Napoli, professor of public policy, in the Sanford School
Experts Speak on Concerns Surrounding Possible Nationwide TikTok Ban
Quotes Robyn Caplan, visiting assistant professor, and Phil Napoli, professor of public policy, in the Sanford School
Duke Scholars: It May Be Too Late for TikTok Ban to Be Effective
Quotes Robyn Caplan, visiting assistant professor, and Phil Napoli, professor of public policy, in the Sanford School
Fact-Checkers Are Scrambling to Fight Disinformation With AI
Quotes Bill Adair, professor of the practice of journalism & public policy in the Sanford School of Public Policy
Drones Are Being Tested to Deliver AEDs to Cardiac Arrest Emergencies
Quotes Dr. Monique Starks, associate professor of medicine
Lessons From Shuttle Columbia Disaster Could Stave Off Next Tragedy
Quotes Alex Roland, professor emeritus of history
Big Tech Is Firing Employees by The Thousands. Why? And How Worried Should We Be?
Commentary co-written by Jeff Volkheimer, senior director, collaboration and continuity technologies
How China’s AI Is Automating the Legal System
Quotes Shitong Qiao, professor of law
Why Alexa is Not Your Friend
Co-authored by Jeff Volkheimer, senior director Collaboration and Continuity Technologies, Office of Information Technology
ChatGPT Cheating? NC Professors Grapple with Viral AI Technology as Semester Starts.
Quotes Charlotte Sussman, chair of the English department