. He completed a masters of Global Affairs from the University of Notre Dame where he also served as Assistant Director of the Peacetech and Polarization Lab. Prior to his graduate studies, he worked as a research assistant for the Observer Research Foundation wherein he published research exploring the mental health implications of political conflict, the role of behavioral science in shaping foreign policy outcomes, and discourse on countering violent extremism. He also holds a BA Hons in Psychology from Ashoka University.

Prithvi Iyer

Tracking Elon Musk’s Political Activities

From Safety to Innovation: How AI Safety Institutes Inform AI Governance

Perspectives on US Tech Policy After November

New Research Highlights X's Failures in Removing Non-Consensual Intimate Media

New Studies Shed Light on Misinformation, News Consumption, and Content Moderation

Pavel Durov Arrest Tracker

Syllabus: Large Language Models, Content Moderation, and Political Communication

Protecting Researchers from Harassment is Critical to Preserve Academic Freedom

Researchers Assess Origins of Public Concerns About AI in the 2024 US Elections

Assessing AI and the Future of Armed Conflict

Call for Applications: Tech Policy Press 2025 Fellowship

August 2024 US Tech Policy Roundup

US Election: What the Democratic and Republican Parties Say About Tech Policy

Researchers Validate the Dangers of Disinformation

Report Finds Meta’s Approach to Political Content Reduces Reach for Activist Accounts

Combatting Election Disinformation in Non-English Languages

Researchers Consider the Impact of Meta's CrowdTangle Shutdown

Reactions to the Kids Online Safety and Privacy Act Passing the Senate

FCC Proposes AI Disclosure Rules for Political Ads, Implementation Uncertain

The Surge of Gendered and Racial Attacks on Kamala Harris was Predictable. Social Media Platforms Still Aren’t Prepared

Researchers Develop Taxonomy of Generative AI Misuse From Real World Data

Reactions to the Supreme Court’s NetChoice Cases

Reactions to the Supreme Court’s 6-3 Decision in Murthy v Missouri

What's Next for Tech Policy in India After the Elections

Reviewing New Science on Social Media, Misinformation, and Partisan Assortment

Colorado and Virginia Legislators Discuss Approaches to AI

The Foundation Model Transparency Index: What Changed in 6 Months?

A Primer on the Meta 2020 US Election Research Studies

Transcript: US Senate Judiciary Subcommittee Hearing on "The NO FAKES ACT"

Transcript: TikTok, National Security, and the First Amendment

Transcript: US Senate Hearing on Oversight of AI & Election Deepfakes

The Futility Factor: How Social Media Environments Can Discourage Political Engagement

Transcript: Dave Willner on Moderating with AI at the Institute for Rebooting Social Media

Breaking the Silence: Marginalized Voices in the Tech Industry

Twitter Use Related to Decreases in Well-Being, Increases in Political Polarization, Outrage, and Sense of Belonging

Bolstering Election Credibility in the US and Brazil: The Impact of Prebunking and Validating Sources

What Do We Mean When We Say “Artificial General Intelligence?”

Transcript: US Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing on "Big Tech and the Online Child Sexual Exploitation Crisis"

A Glossary of Organizations Tech Firms Work With on Child Online Safety

Studying Underground Market for Large Language Models, Researchers Find OpenAI Models Power Malicious Services

Examining the Use of the Words “Health” and “Toxicity” in Content Moderation

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