Slate

Why Are Private Companies Telling Us More About Election Interference Than the Government Is? | Professor Josephine Wolff in Slate

October 8, 2020October 15, 2020 Joseph Nallen 2020 election, China, Election Interference, Josephine Wolff, Microsoft, op-ed, Presidential election, Russia, Slate, US Politics

Image source. Josephine Wolff, Assistant Professor of Cybersecurity Policy at Fletcher, addresses the lack of information and congressional oversight in

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The First U.S. Contact-Tracing App to Use the Apple-Google System Is Finally Here | Josephine Wolff in Slate

August 12, 2020September 4, 2020 Joseph Nallen COVID-19, Covidwise, Josephine Wolff, Slate, United States, Virginia

In Slate, Fletcher Assistant Professor of Cybersecurity Policy Josephine Wolff discusses Virginia’s release of the Covidwise app, an exposure notification

Op-Eds

Fletcher Student Miranda Bogen in Slate – “Algorithms of War”

December 8, 2015December 10, 2015 IBGC 0 Comment algorithms, artificial intelligence, autonomous weapons, big data, international affairs, Miranda Bogen, Slate, statecraft, technology

“Algorithms of War: The dangers of using decision-making technology in sensitive international affairs” Discussions of algorithmic accountability should not be