Redefining the Standard of Human Oversight for AI Negligence Posted on February 09, 2026 Nanda Min Htin is a privacy, AI governance and AI safety lawyer specializing in the United States and Asia-Pacific. He holds an LL.M. from Georgetown University, an LL.B. from Singapore Management University and is a Certified Information Privacy Professional/Europe/US (CIPP/E/US) and Manager (CIPM). We have moved rapidly from an era of deterministic, rule-based algorithms to one of probabilistic, deep learning...
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Entrepreneurial Liberty in the Age of AI Posted on January 11, 2026 Kevin Frazier directs the AI Innovation and Law Program at the University of Texas School of Law and is a Senior Fellow at the Abundance Institute. Introduction The American Dream is unattainable for too many hard-working men and women. It's not for lack of effort, will, or talent and it’s not solely because of artificial intelligence. [1] Other factors are...
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AI as the New Front Door to Legal Services: What Google’s AI Overview Means for Law Firm Visibility and Professional Responsibility Posted on January 05, 2026 Dean (Dejan) Cook is the founder of Legal Edge (www.legaledge.marketing), where he advises law firms on ethical, data-informed approaches to digital visibility and client communication. His recent work focuses on how AI-mediated research affects access to legal services and public understanding of the legal profession.I. Introduction For many potential clients, Google is the first and often the only gateway to...
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Geofence Searches Are Not (Necessarily) Carpenter Searches Posted on November 30, 2025 Pedro Silva received a J.D. from Harvard Law School, where he was the Notes and Comments editor for the Harvard Journal of Law & Technology. Before law school, Pedro was a software engineer at Google developing cloud cryptography systems. He graduated from Northeastern University with a degree in Computer Science and Mathematics. His writing focuses on how technology is shaping...
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On the Institutional Origins of the Agentic Web Posted on November 21, 2025 Tomer Jordi Chaffer is a BCL/JD Candidate at McGill University. He holds an MSc in Experimental Medicine from McGill University. Abstract Artificial intelligence (AI) agents are emerging as autonomous delegates that act, decide, and transact on users’ behalf across digital environments. Their rise marks a turning point for internet governance: will authority over these agents be defined by proprietary platform...
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Against an AI Privilege Posted on November 07, 2025 Ira P. Robbins is Distinguished Professor of Law and Barnard T. Welsh Scholar, American University Washington College of Law. Introduction Artificial intelligence (AI) systems are embedded in daily life, from writing assistance and customer service to medical triage and legal research. As people grow more accustomed to relying on conversational AI tools for advice, support, and reflection, the question arises...
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When Might State AI Laws Run Afoul of Pike? Posted on October 10, 2025 Neil Chilson is Head of AI Policy at Abundance Institute. He is a lawyer and a computer scientist, former FTC Chief Technologist, and author of the book “Getting Out of Control: Emergent Leadership in a Complex World.” He writes the Getting Out of Control substack. Kevin Frazier is the inaugural AI Innovation and Law Fellow at the University of...
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The Antitrust Case Against AI Overviews Posted on October 06, 2025 Madhavi Singh is the Deputy Director of the Thurman Arnold Project and a Resident Fellow at the Information Society Project at Yale Law School. She was previously a Research Associate at the National University of Singapore and a Visiting Lecturer at the National Law School of India University. She holds law degrees from Harvard (LL.M.), Oxford (BCL), and the National...
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AI Sandbagging: Allocating the Risk of Loss for “Scheming” by AI Systems Posted on August 17, 2025 Stuart Irvin is a partner in the Washington, DC office of Reed Smith LLP and the Co-Chair of the Video Games & Esports Practice. Gregor Pryor is a partner in the London office of Reed Smith LLP and the firm’s Managing Partner for Europe and the Middle East. Philip Chang is an associate in the Los Angeles office of Reed...
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Good Policymaking in the Age of AI Posted on August 08, 2025 Kevin Frazier is the AI Innovation and Law Fellow at the University of Texas School of Law, co-host of the Scaling Laws podcast, and author of the Appleseed AI Substack. “We believe that the growth of (even well-intentioned) governmental regulation and institutional sclerosis more broadly is artificially creating scarcity, raising costs and slowing progress.” That sounds like a quote pulled...
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