@john hypnotic, I love it

@stephlamy @Sina @stilldelvingh @potemkinvillage @wendysiegelman true, I guess as a legal academic, my initial thought is ‘how do we set up governance structures to deal with X’ :)

@Sina @stilldelvingh @potemkinvillage @wendysiegelman I think fuzzier definitions are probably the way to go, as one of the big things about disinformation techniques are their adaptability and malleability. If we get too locked in to a particular definition or approach, it becomes very challenging from a regulatory perspective. Still, excessively fuzzy or broad and then it risks capturing things like satire - regulating based on intent a nightmare!

@jackiegardina I should mention that we’ve just started our own LLM in Law and Emerging Technologies, which is designed to give an interdisciplinary understanding of regulatory challenges, so I suspect there may be a lot of room for collaboration if there is interest!

@jackiegardina sounds like a great idea! :)

@roxanav feels like both my teaching notes AND my research notes get torn up and started again every five minutes right now.