If you're interested in how the FTC can act to further algorithmic transparency and accountability, this article collaboration between YJOLT, The Information Society Project and FTC is for you.

In our newest article of Vol 23, Nikolas Guggenberger lays out the case for the essential facilities doctrine in the digital economy and addresses its most common criticisms. Read here: yjolt.org/essential-faci…

Mauritz Kop (at @AIRechtNL) writes about connecting quantum technology to AI from a regulatory standpoint in his new article in The Record. Read it here: yjolt.org/blog/establish…

#Antitrust -based access rights to monopolistic infrastructure are making a comeback, w bi-partisan support. Much of the lingering criticism of the approach is unfounded.

Check out my new piece on the essential facilities doctrine, forthcoming in Yale Journal of Law & Technology.

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Delighted to share that the Yale Journal of Law & Technology has just published my article ‘Establishing a Legal-Ethical Framework for Quantum Technology’. Many thanks to the Yale team, and to my amazing peers Mark Brongersma, @marklemley & Suzan Slijpen for comments! Stanford Law School Tech Law & Policy yjolt.org/blog/establish…

We're excited to publish our second article of Volume 23, 'AI & Innovation: The End of Patent Law'! @TDornis
explains why artificial intelligence is set to demolish our patent system unless we step things up. Read it here: yjolt.org/artificial-int…

We're excited to publish our first article of Volume 23, 'Who's Afraid of Section 1498?' Chris Morten & Charles Duan
expertly explore the case for gov't intervention in the world of patent law, especially during COVID. Read it here: yjolt.org/whos-afraid-se…

What makes a trade secret? Big pharma thinks it's price. I explore the background and theories behind trade secrets and argue that price as a trade secret is legal overreach in my paper out now in @YJolt #pharma yjolt.org/naked-price-an…

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Internet shutdowns are a blatant violation of human rights. But amid the focus on freedom of expression, its easy to miss the incredible disruptions that losing internet access can have on day-to-day life in today's interconnected world. Highly recommend these articles.

an article on the heightened relevance of moral rights in the internet era, and the evidentiary burdens plaintiffs have to meet, by yours truly and May Cheng Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP via The Record Yale Journal of Law & Technology yjolt.org/blog/waszul-wi…

We're proud to refresh YJoLT's blog, The Record, with a fascinating analysis of moral rights on the Internet by Maryna Polataiko maryna полатайко & May Cheng Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP. Check it out here: yjolt.org/blog/waszul-wi…

Los Angeles rental scooter riders: the city is tracking your rides in real-time as part of an 'experiment.' We joined the ACLU in a lawsuit on behalf of two riders to put a stop this privacy-invasive practice: eff.org/press/releases…

Vehicle is supersonic. #LaunchAmerica

Liftoff!

This poem is called “First lines of emails I’ve received while quarantining.”

In its report on Section 512 of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), the Copyright Office has incorrectly determined that the only groups whose concerns should be addressed are those of large tech companies and major rightsholders.

Clinic Director Clare Norins helped secure a win last week after a county commissioner blocked a constituent on Facebook, violating her First Amendment rights.

California prison officials are blocking development of AI that could detect potential patterns of bias in parole-suitability decisions. EFF is helping researchers fight back. eff.org/press/releases…

2020 BETA version of infographic mapping five models of privacy norms, including Daniel J. Solove Taxonomy, Woodrow Hartzog Pillars, Ryan Calo Subjective|Objective Harms, Westin's four states of privacy and Prosser's four privacy torts. Feedback welcome. privacybydesign.training/wp-content/upl…