How government can—and cannot—influence social-media platforms' content-moderation policies on controversial issues.

Regulating platforms.

Can states force social media platforms to stop removing lawful-but-awful postings?

Government officials cannot block critics on social media.

A long-range perspective on generative artificial intelligence litigation.

Considering the ways in which free-speech law could shift rapidly.

Generating more questions than answers.

Generative artificial intelligence and the law: there is no turning back.

Can the government regulate how social media companies moderate their platforms?

Standards for fair decision making could help us develop algorithms that comport with our consensus views; however, algorithmic fairness has its limits.

Deliberating on inconclusive AI-generated policy questions.

How the battle over the right to repair is tipping in favor of consumers.

Factoring the slowing up of startups.

Seeking a more efficient path to improved broadband Internet access.

Questioning the legality of using in-copyright works for training data and producing outputs derived from copyrighted training data.

Exploring the intersection of legal compliance and ethical judgment.

Proposing a framework for a decentralized market where no one party controls the flow of information.

A unique viewpoint on risks to senior citizens from academia.