About Jonathan
Jonathan Zittrain holds the George Bemis Professor of International Law position at Harvard Law School and teaches at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government and Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. He directs Harvard Law School Library and co-founded the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society. His research focuses on AI ethics and governance, digital property control, cryptography regulation, privacy frameworks, and internet intermediaries. He established the Assembly Program, a fellowship addressing technology policy challenges in cybersecurity, AI, and disinformation.
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Expert / AcademicSpeakerInternet ArchitectureTechnology PolicyEducation TechnologyDigital PropertyPrivacyOnline DisinformationCryptographyInternet Governance
Known for
- Artificial intelligence ethics and governance
- Internet regulation and governance
- Digital property rights
- Privacy frameworks
- Internet architecture and intermediaries
- The Future of the Internet—And How to Stop It
- Artificial intelligence ethics
- Digital rights and internet architecture
- Caselaw Access Project
- Assembly Program on technology policy
- The Future of the Internet book
- Internet governance
- Ethics and governance of artificial intelligence
- Digital privacy frameworks
- Internet censorship research
- Cryptography regulation
- General purpose computing and digital gatekeepers
- Internet governance and Internet architecture
- Privacy frameworks for online services
- Regulation of cryptography and digital gatekeepers
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