Net Politics - Podcast
Net Politics - Podcast

Net Politics Podcast: Danny Weitzner

October 31, 2016 — min
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  • Karen Kornbluh
    Senior Fellow for Digital Policy

Show Notes

In this latest episode of the Net Politics podcast, I sat down with Danny Weitzner, principal research scientist at the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab.

I spoke with him about the going dark debate, internet governance, and U.S-EU relationship on digital issues. Listen to the podcast below, or check it out on Soundcloud.

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