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Agentic AI Deserves a Presumption of Authorization

By Zefang (Jeff) Wu - Edited by Min Su Kim
Zefang (Jeff) Wu is Assistant Vice President at GIC Private Limited (“GIC”). He was previously an attorney at Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP. He received his Juris Doctor degree from New York University School of Law and his Bachelor of Science degree from University of California, Berkeley. The views expressed in this Commentary are solely those of the author and...
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The Identity Gap: Why Executive Order 14306 Needs a Legislative Answer

By Faran Kiani - Edited by Min Su Kim
Faran Kiani is a technology lawyer, author and Senior Manager, Contracts and Corporate Affairs at Soloinsight, Inc., where he leads technology transactions, data privacy, AI governance, and IP. He holds an LL.M. in Technology Law from Wake Forest University and a certificate in “AI and Law: Navigating the New Legal Landscape” from Harvard Law School’s Executive Education Program. In cybersecurity...
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AI, Confidentiality, and the Stratified Legal Profession

By Steve Leben - Edited by Min Su Kim
Steve Leben is the Douglas R. Stripp Distinguished Professor of Law and Associate Dean for Faculty at the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law, where his courses include Professional Responsibility. He served as a state trial and appellate judge for more than two decades, including on the Kansas Court of Appeals from 2007 to 2020. I. The New Fairness...
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Antitrust Principles for Prediction Markets

By Evan Miller - Edited by Min Su Kim and Shriya Srikanth
Evan Miller is a Partner at Vinson & Elkins LLP. He focuses his practice on antitrust investigations and counseling with particular emphasis on emerging technologies. The views expressed in this commentary are solely his own and do not necessarily represent the policies or views of Vinson & Elkins LLP. Introduction Businesses are increasingly recognizing prediction market platforms such as Kalshi...
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TikTok After Moody: State Courts and Algorithmic Curation

By Alexander Zhao - Edited by Min Su Kim and Shriya Srikanth
Alexander Zhao is a student at Harvard Law School. He holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science and Business Administration from the University of California, Berkeley. Introduction The Illinois Attorney General, in October 2024, joined thirteen other states in filing enforcement actions against TikTok for violating state consumer protection statutes and committing common-law torts. [1] The Attorney General’s...
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​Adaptive AI Laws: To Address the AI Revolution, Law Needs One of Its Own

By Martin Skladany - Edited by Shriya Srikanth
Martin Skladany is an AI and IP law professor at Penn State who has advised groups including Apple, Eterna, Inceptive AI, the Legal Advocates for Safe Science and Technology, and the Uniform Law Commission. Introduction Lawmakers often do not know when to regulate new technologies. If they pass legislation too early, they risk inadvertently disincentivizing discovery. [1] If they wait...
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Did the DOJ already destroy Google’s AI Advantage?

By Natalia Kapani Ten Eyck - Edited by Shriya Srikanth
Natalia Kapani Ten Eyck is a 3L at Harvard Law School. She holds an MBA in Finance and a BA in Economics from The University of Chicago. Google’s stock is up 80% [1]since it launched Gemini 2.0 in December 2024[2], and investors remain bullish,but a 2020 antitrust loss could pull the foundation out of Google’s AI advantage. The relationship between...
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Time for SCOTUS to Step In: Yet Another Circuit Court Misapplies TransUnion to a Cyberattack Class Action – and This Time Creates Three Circuit Splits Along the Way

By Douglas H Meal - Edited by Shriya Srikanth
Mr. Meal is an Adjunct Professor at Cleveland State University College of Law and Boston College Law School. He teaches Cybersecurity Litigation at each institution. The views expressed in this Article are his own and are not attributable to either institution with which he is affiliated. 1. Introduction The Supreme Court’s seminal 2021 ruling in TransUnion LLC v. Ramirez [1]...
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Beyond FLOPs: Shortcomings of FLOPs as a Model Classification Metric in AI Regulation

By Sasha Rosenthal-Larrea and Lucille D. Finn - Edited by Shriya Srikanth
Sasha Rosenthal-Larrea is a partner in Cravath's Corporate Department, where she focuses her practice on advising clients on the most significant intellectual property issues, including with respect to complex licensing and collaborations, patent and copyright licensing strategy, software and artificial intelligence. Lucille D. Finn is an associate in Cravath's Corporate Department. Introduction Regulators in the U.S. and around the world...
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The Potential Impact of Web 3.0 on Digital Economy, Competition, and Regulation

By Almudena Arcelus, Maks Khomenko, Mihran Yenikomshian, and Melody Zhang - Edited by Shriya Srikanth
Almudena Arcelus is a senior advisor, Maks Khomenko is a manager, Mihran Yenikomshian is a managing principal, and Melody Zhang is a former senior analyst at Analysis Group, Inc. The views expressed are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of Analysis Group or its clients. Abstract Web technologies play an essential role in modern society...
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