Synopsis

A scholar highlights problematic ways that artificial intelligence and health privacy interact.

Scholar argues FCC deserves more credit for the rise of Wi-Fi.

Scholar proposes mandatory self-audits and certification of employers’ hiring algorithms.

Scholars argue that federal agencies can conserve land and still increase renewable energy output.

Scholars argue that the European Union’s proposed legislation will be inadequate to develop trust in AI.

Scholars predict that expanding security review procedures could affect how American companies do business.

Scholar argues that FDA should be the sole regulator of cell-cultured meat.

Scholar recommends making improvements to GDPR fines and corrective measures.

Scholar urges federal land regulators to protect Native American communities from mining harms expected from the transition to electric vehicles.

Scholar argues that ERISA limits states’ ability to restrict abortion access.

Scholar explains how NHTSA can regulate to ensure pedestrian safety.

Scholars find that reuse of regulatory language has increased over the past 20 years.