Recent Blog posts about Law & AI (other than Copyright)
Emory Law’s New AI & Law Concentration (April 14, 2026) – details of the new AI concentration and the courses offered 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 AI regulation.