*While I still can* I made a TikTok about our TikTok ban event tomorrow! Institute for Rebooting Social Media Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society Jennifer Huddleston Ramya Krishnan Alan Rozenshtein tiktok.com/@techlawprof/v…

📱EVENT: Explore the intersection between #digital policy issues and the First Amendment alongside Ashley Johnson, Aaron Mackey (@EFF), Kate Ruane (@CenDemTech) & nicole saad bembridge (@NetChoice) on May 16. RSVP now! itif.org/events/2024/05…

This week, Margrethe Vestager was in town bragging about how she colludes with Lina Khan to tax and regulate American companies.

My colleague Andreas Hellmann and I are in Washington Examiner today walking through how your tax dollars fund Vestager's mission. tinyurl.com/y2yfv458 👇

Excited to be discussing AI policy on the Hill next Wednesday (4/17) at noon with Jennifer J. Schulp, Jennifer Huddleston, and Pedro Domingos! 🤖🇺🇸
cato.org/events/ai-arti…

Would a TikTok ban violate the First Amendment?

Join RSM Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society TOMORROW (4/12) to hear from a panel of legal experts, including RSM’s Anupam Chander, Jennifer Huddleston, Ramya Krishnan, Jenna Leventoff (@ACLU), and Alan Rozenshtein.

Don't miss it!
rebootingsocialmedia.org/events/dangero…

We’re reaching the point pre marathon where Krista Chavez starts threatening to put parental controls on my weather app if I don’t stop checking the race day forecast

Are you interested in the First Amendment implications of a potential TikTok ban?

Join Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society on FRIDAY for a discussion moderated by Anupam Chander, featuring Knight First Amendment Institute's Ramya Krishnan, Jennifer Huddleston,
Alan Rozenshtein, & Jenna Leventoff.

rebootingsocialmedia.org/events/dangero…

To discuss TikTok, National Security, and the First Amendment, #CatoTechnology ’s Jennifer Huddleston will participate in a panel hosted by Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society’s Institute for Rebooting Social Media.

Mark your calendars for April 12 (in person or online): buff.ly/3Ub2L3X

There is a new AI proposal from Center for AI Policy. It should SLAM the Overton window shut.
It's the most authoritarian piece of tech legislation I've read in my entire policy career (and I've read some doozies).
Everything in the bill is aimed at creating a democratically…

A medida que las leyes sobre seguridad en línea se enfrentan a desafíos judiciales, los tribunales deben considerar no sólo su impacto en los derechos de expresión de los adultos, sino también en los de los usuarios jóvenes.

Cliquea y lee a Jennifer Huddleston ⬇️ buff.ly/4aN8YbO

I would like to say unbelieveable, but doomers have worn this ideology on their sleeve. Last year the doomers published a paper that identified the key problems they had with AI software:

software is easy to improve, flexible, and easy to share (protected by 1A!)

Spirit and JetBlue combined would have still only been the 5th largest airline.

The Department of Justice filed an antitrust suit and blocked the merger.

Now, Spirit will die and JetBlue will be a weaker competitor.

Who did this help?

Throughout history, women faced barriers in industries like publishing & media. Yet new innovations like user-generated content platforms, have empowered women to start businesses, be heard, & prove market demand. Great insights by Jennifer Huddleston!

This Friday, Knight First Amendment Institute's Ramya Krishnan will be on Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society’s panel 'Dangerous Dancing?: TikTok, National Security, and the First Amendment,' w/ Jennifer Huddleston, Alan Rozenshtein, Jenna Leventoff. Moderator: Anupam Chander. RSVP for in-person & online: rebootingsocialmedia.org/events/dangero…

Join us THIS FRIDAY for a discussion on TikTok and the First Amendment Applied Social Media Lab.

RSM's Anupam Chander will discuss with Jennifer Huddleston, Ramya Krishnan, Jenna Leventoff (@ACLU), & Alan Rozenshtein. RSVP for this hybrid event: rebootingsocialmedia.org/events/dangero…

New from me

Making AI providers liable for their users' securities law violations--a proposal of the 'FAIRR' Act--is bad economics and bad law, I argue in The Regulatory Review.
theregreview.org/2024/04/08/sol…

The FCC wants to stave off First Amendment challenges to its Title II ('net neutrality') regulations. The new agency position sounds identical to Texas and Florida position in the Netchoice cases:

When ISPs 'are carrying their users’ communications, they are not themselves…

washingtonpost.com/business/2024/…

Lina Khan and the FTC often claim that the tech industry is too concentrated and lacks competition.

But when rising competitors, like Reddit, come out, they do not hesitate to bring action. These two things are incompatible.

My latest for RealClearMarkets:
realclearmarkets.com/articles/2024/…