An extended version of my slides on “Permitting the Energy Future”: energylawprof.com/wp-content/upl…

How Did Science Become So Polarizing? On Thursday @ 4:00, join Issues in Science and Technology for a panel feat. American Enterprise Institute's Tony Mills about how science became such a polarizing subject in American life, and what that means for public health and science funding issues.org/event/how-did-…

My latest for AEI Tech Policy AEI's Center for Technology, Science, and Energy about attorneys who still fail to heed American Bar Association guidance on using #GenAI . . . Generative AI and Fabricated Judicial Opinions: A Slow Learning Curve for Some Attorneys aei.org/technology-and…

Research on the metal requirements for achieving net zero energy transition indicates that the world will need to extract an additional 700 million tonnes of copper over the next 22 years. The Honest Broker aei.org/articles/heavy…

Tune in tomorrow for an Issues in Science and Technology conversation about how science has become such a polarizing subject in American life, and what that means for such diverse issues as public health and science funding feat. American Enterprise Institute's Tony Mills & other experts. issues.org/event/how-did-…

In both the US and South Africa, recent satellite broadband policies will seemingly benefit consumers. But Bronwyn Howell looks into how much better off they’d be if these changes had come sooner. Read the full article here: aei.org/technology-and…

2025 may set a 52-year record for latest first Northern Hemisphere hurricane (current record: June 4, 1973). What does this tell us about hurricane climate trends? Absolutely nothing. The Honest Broker aei.org/articles/atlan…

“Justice Brett Kavanaugh writing for the majority said use of NEPA to stymie energy and infrastructure programs has gotten out of hand and needs to be curtailed.”

'A central theme was the vital role of agile public policy in enabling the safe testing and deployment of advanced technologies like self-driving cars, drones, and AI.' John Bailey AEI's Center for Technology, Science, and Energy AEI Tech Policy aei.org/technology-and…

"America’s antitrust enforcers say they want to protect innovation. But their current cases against Big Tech are only punishing it." Mark Jamison RealClearMarkets aei.org/op-eds/innovat…

aei.org/uncategorized/… My thoughts on US DOJ's and FTC's desires to reshape industries.

aei.org/technology-and… My summary of research on how workers fare in the gig economy.

"As private investment continues to close connectivity gaps independently, the challenge ahead is ensuring BEAD funds are deployed swiftly, strategically, and only where they are still truly needed." Daniel Lyons on the NTIA’s new policy notice: aei.org/technology-and…

Courts and scholars are exploring AI tools to determine ordinary meaning in legal texts, with early research showing both promise and limitations. Should we embrace LLMs as interpretive aids or do the risks still outweigh the benefits? Clay Calvert aei.org/research-produ…

Talking #Defamation by #Chatbot today for AEI Tech Policy AEI's Center for Technology, Science, and Energy . . . Outcome in Precedent-Setting Libel Case Against OpenAI is Good Public Policy aei.org/technology-and…