Rebecca Williams writes essays and reports on how information systems and technology shape power, covering digital ID, surveillance, tech policy and resistance to big tech. Readers get sociotechnical analysis informed by her federal government experience, plus links to her policy reports and advocacy resources.
Website: https://rebeccawilliams.info/
An empirical, source-referenced analysis of EU competition and digital regulation, covering Articles 101 and 102, the DMA, the AI Act, the GDPR and the Data Act. Issues combine case-law reading with original coding of provisions across the EU digital rulebook.
Platformer is an independent newsletter covering AI, social platforms, and the people shaping technology. Readers get analytical reporting and commentary on industry news such as regulatory actions against AI companies and leadership changes at major tech firms.
Long-form essays by a security and privacy researcher with a PhD in computer science and an LL.M. in IT law, covering cryptanalysis with AI, autonomous influence operations, and EU tech policy. Readers get detailed technical breakdowns of research findings and pointed policy critiques.
EU TECH LOOP covers EU innovation, consumer and tech policy through essays and interviews, including open-source strategy and the proposed EU Inc. company regime. Readers get a critical, policy-focused view of where EU tech regulation helps or hinders founders and builders.
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