"Companies are nervous," added Prof. Harry Surden. "They need advice about policies around AI, so they're going to reach out to law firms that are developing AI policies and practices to help guide them." Prof. Surden for Business Insider 👇 businessinsider.com/artifical-inte…

I was quoted in this article about Trump's misleading, AI-generated image that falsely implied that Taylor Swift is supporting him. businessinsider.com/taylor-swift-c…

Orientation 2024! LET’S GO! 🦬 instagram.com/p/C-5aGNtxkKv/…

Utah’s Republican leaders made good Tues. on a decade-old vow to launch a legal challenge aimed at wresting control from the U.S. government over much of the federal lands that dominate the state. Read Prof. Mark Squillace's take on the lawsuit: tinyurl.com/48367jap

Rev. Al Sharpton brings out the “Central Park 5,” calls them “the Exonerated 5.” Korrey Wise served time in prison unjustly and hails Kamala Harris’ commitment to justice. The establishment of the Korrey Wise Innocence Project Colorado Law while I was Dean was extremely meaningful.

Prof. Sloan Speck writes: “The Harris and Trump campaigns have both arrived at a common policy idea: exempting tips from federal income tax….’No tax on tips,’ however, does have a surprising parallel under current law." Read the full article: tinyurl.com/zzy3njf7

Orientation was a success!🥳 Welcoming our newest Law Buffs made for a special week, and we can't wait to see the entire law school community on Monday for the first day of classes🖤💛 View more 2024 Orientation Photos here: tinyurl.com/4y4bvzuk

It's the first day of classes at Colorado Law and we're looking forward to a fantastic school year! #cololawrocks! #saycheese #gobuffs

Iowa Law's Associate Dean Adrien Wing and James Anaya, professor at the University of Colorado Law School (Colorado Law), recently published an essay as part of the Symposium on Rabiat Akande, “An Imperial History of Race-Religion in International Law." ow.ly/bu6q50T1fuQ

Bob Anderson's Ruth Wright Distinguished Lecture on Thurs, Sept 26th: "Public Lands, Water, and Tribal Sovereignty in an Era of Energy Transition" Free event and open to the public! Register now! Thurs, Sept 26th at 6pm Colorado Law colorado.edu/center/gwc/202… #publiclands

Keep up with the latest faculty publications and media mentions, ft. Deep Gulasekaram, BradBernthal, kristen carpenter, Mark Squillace, and Harry Surden. Full article here: tinyurl.com/ms7fu5db

My article "ChatGPT, Artificial Intelligence (AI) Large Language Models, and Law" was recently published. It explains, in understandable terms, what has changed in AI in the past 2 years and its impact on legal practice. Here is the SSRN link: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

I'm delighted to announce that my new article "Anchoring Digital Sovereignty" will be appearing in the next issue of the The Chicago Journal of International Law. Check it out on SSRN at: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

🚨 Our webinar series starts TODAY at 1 PM ET! Join TechFreedom & Washington Legal Fdn for a panel on the legal limits of common carriage, featuring Berin Szóka, Ben Sperry of Int'l Ctr Law & Econ, Blake Reid from Colorado Law, and Roger Nober of GW Regulatory Studies Center. Register below. wlf.org/2024/08/28/com…

Still time to register for the 1:00 Washington Legal Fdn & TechFreedom webinar feat. Berin Szóka, Ben Sperry of Int'l Ctr Law & Econ, Colorado Law’s Blake Reid, and Roger Nober of GW Regulatory Studies Center. wlf.org/2024/08/29/com…

1/ Our “Tech in the Courts” series starts now! TechFreedom & Washington Legal Fdn present a panel exploring the legal limits of common carriage, featuring Berin Szóka, Ben Sperry of Int'l Ctr Law & Econ, Blake Reid of Colorado Law & Roger Nober of GW Regulatory Studies Center. 🧵 THREAD below. #TechintheCourts

Keep up with this week's faculty publications and media mentions, ft. T. Markus Funk, PhD, Deep Gulasekaram, & Harry Surden. Full article here: tinyurl.com/ms7fu5db

A lawsuit filed by the Northside Neighbors Association against the operators of Ford Amphitheater was dismissed in Jan., but is now being heard in appeals court. Chris Winter, (Getches-Wilkinson Center @ColoLaw) explained the case. Full article in 11 news: tinyurl.com/mux4234u

🕴️ Fifth edition of “Business Enterprises—Legal Structures, Governance, and Policy: Cases, Materials, and Problems” by Joan Heminway (she/her/hers) (UT College of Law), Mark Loewenstein (Colorado Law), Marc I. Steinberg (SMU Dedman School of Law), Manning Gilbert Warren, III (Louisville Law) cap-press.com/books/isbn/978…