Consumer Protection Law Was Not Built for Robot Shoppers
Regulators should act now to control the potential harms of AI shopping agents.
The Fourth Amendment Gap in the National AI Framework
Recent artificial intelligence guidance fails to address the government’s use of AI for searches.
Legislating AI Consciousness Without an Exit
State laws declaring that AI lacks legal personhood are premature and too categorical.
AI as “Arbitrary” Intelligence
Federal Agencies’ growing use of AI raises questions about how judges can adequately review those agencies’ decisions.
Uncovering Hidden AI in Commercial Artwork
Scholar considers how and why content producers should disclose generative AI in creative works.
Effective AI Oversight Through Proof Drills
A proof drill improves AI governance by providing an examinable record of a single outcome on demand.
Administrative Law and AI’s Overconfidence
Although artificial intelligence can support many tasks, officials should beware of overly confident results.
Regulating Artificial Intelligence Across Borders
Lee Tiedrich discusses both global and domestic regulatory approaches to general-purpose AI.
Tearing Down the Paper Ceiling
The federal government should push for using AI-based skills assessments for high-demand occupations.
The Paradoxes of the European Union’s AI Regulation
The EU’s regulation of AI uniquely balances innovation and the protection of fundamental rights.
Regulating AI Washing
Experts analyze how federal authorities should manage misleading corporate claims about AI.
President Trump Targets State AI Regulations
A recent executive order by the Trump Administration seeks to limit state AI regulations.