Maia Levy Daniel
Tech Policy · Law · RegulationShe is currently a Senior Program Manager at the Trust and Safety Foundation (TSF) and a Research Associate at the Center for Technology and Society (CETyS) at Universidad de San Andrés in Argentina.
Maia has worked across various sectors and has written extensively on issues around AI governance and safety, platform regulation, and content moderation. She was Director of Research and Public Policy at Centro Latam Digital in Mexico, Public Policy Advisor at Wikimedia Argentina, and Google Policy Fellow at Public Knowledge among other relevant positions in the field.
Maia holds an LL.M. from Harvard Law School, a Master's in Public Policy from Universidad Torcuato Di Tella in Argentina, and a Law degree from the same university.
Most recent Op-Eds
Regional Cooperation: Crucial for Online Safety and Governance in Latin America
AI Regulation in Latin America Requires a Thoughtful Process
The Technosolutionism Trap: The Risky Use of Tech by the Colombian Judiciary
We Need to Talk About Hate Speech and Freedom of Expression in Latin America
Roe Overturned: Lessons From Latin America
How Does the Public Sector Identify Problems it Tries to Solve with AI?
Argentina: The Right to Be Forgotten Strikes Again
Online Ads Can Be More Harmful Than We Think
Trump, plataformas y qué esperar en América Latina ("Trump, Platforms, and What to Expect in Latin America")
La demanda de CFK contra Google y un debate sobre la libertad de expresión en los espacios digitales ("Cristina Fernández de Kirchner v. Google and a Debate on Online Freedom of Expression")
Most recent articles
Trust and Safety and Human Rights: Bridging the Fields for Better Online Governance
A Tool or a Threat? The Adoption of Cryptocurrencies in Argentina
El papel de la ética en el desarrollo de sistemas de inteligencia artificial en el sector emprendedor en América Latina ("The Role of Ethics in the Development of AI Systems in the Entrepreneurial Sector in Latin America")