The European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act operationalizes a risk-based governance logic that is now permeating international AI frameworks, although unevenly. While some of the Act’s tiered risk taxonomy remains largely

Since its independence in 1971, Bangladesh has steadily advanced technologically, achieving 99.4% electrification, connecting 44.5% of its population to the internet, expanding subsea cable infrastructure, and pursuing a vision of

The rapid proliferation of autonomous weapon systems (AWS) in warfare offers a glimpse into the transformative potential and the ethical dilemmas of AWS. For instance, during the ongoing conflict in

Subsea cables cover over 900,000 miles of sea floor from the Atlantic to Pacific. These small, fiber-optic cables are responsible for carrying 99% of global internet data traffic, facilitating connection

In 2016, the Democratic National Committee (DNC) headquarter in Washington DC, was a victim of Russian hacking attacks leading to a data dump of internal emails and leaks of critical

23andMe experienced a data breach that exposed over seven million of its customers’ genetic information in 2023 (DeGeurin, 2024). The data breach severely affected 23andMe’s reputation and caused 23andMe to

Join Jackson School Acting Assistant Professor Andrea Gevurtz Arai on Friday, July 11 from 7-8 p.m. at the Elliot Bay Book Company for a discussion on the new book, “Spaces of

Jackson School Professor Sara Curran has been selected as one of five University of Washington faculty members to participate in the 2025-2026 Big Ten Academic Alliance (BTAA) Academic Leadership Program

This spring, Jackson School undergraduates stepped into the role of real-world policy analysts through one of the school’s most distinctive programs: the Donald C. Hellmann Task Force Program. Designed as

Jessica L. Beyer, Jackson School Assistant Teaching Professor and a lead in the School’s Cybersecurity Initiative, has received a University of Washington 2025 Outstanding Undergraduate Research Mentor Award. Beyer was