Recent Blog posts about Law & AI (other than Copyright)
Emory Law’s New AI & Law Concentration (April 14, 2026) – details on the new AI concentration and courses on offer in the next academic year
Recent Blog posts about Copyright Law & AI
Competition from AI music, Country Girls Make Do (October 15, 2025) – some brief thoughts on competition from AI music.
Skater Beagle and the Puzzle of AI Creativity – a mid length essay that explains where the apparent creativity in generative AI outputs comes from, with implications for copyright law.
Piracy, Proxies, and Performance: Rethinking Books3’s Reported Gains – explaining why a recent article claiming that access to pirated books improves large language model “performance” should not be taken at face value.
Copyright and the AI Action Plan – my March 2025 comments in response to the Office of Science and Technology Policy in relation to the “AI Action Plan”
An AI Policy Primer for Students
A primer written for my students at Emory Law, in six short chapters: what AI is, where it came from, why the current generation of systems works as well as it does, and the interests and concerns that motivate people to want to regulate it.