Susan Crawford

Susan Crawford is an influential American legal scholar, professor, and author, known for her work on technology, law, and public policy. She served as a special assistant to President Obama for science, technology, and innovation and has been a strong advocate for internet access as a fundamental right. Crawford’s research focuses on issues like broadband access, digital inequality, and the impact of technology on society. She aims to ensure that everyone can benefit from advancements in communication technology, promoting policies that enhance connectivity and reduce disparities in access to information and resources.