Anybody else now hesitate before using an em dash—for fear of being called a faker?? #phdchat #AI

On my way to commencement to celebrate Nebraska Law's class of 2025! #lawstudents

I just noticed that Section 230 of the Restatement Second of Torts deals with intermediary liability -- for bailees who receive stolen goods without knowledge. How ironic. New fun for law trivia night! #cyberlaw Jennifer Huddleston Shoshana Weissmann, Sloth Committee Chair 🦥

I'd never bet against the banana. I think it has real staying power as a fruit.

Gabriele Gratton and Jacob Edenhofer have an intriguing new essay out with ProMarket that places the current anti-technocrat movement in the US in the context of the larger tension between majoritarian democratic rule and individual liberties. For folks who haven't encountered

It was such a pleasure sharing my research on dark patterns and online consumer fraud at the annual NACCA symposium (National Association of Consumer Credit Administrators). I met a bunch of folks doing great work in the consumer finance space and came away with a mental list

To those around the country working to craft online privacy laws (and to students working on law review notes!), I highly recommend the Law & Economics Center's summary of recent economic analysis of US and EU privacy laws. The title may be a little uninviting—The GMU "Law and

How long until ChatGPT's or Alexa's response is "I'll get back to you on that after this brief video ad"? #marketing

I've trained an AI model on the HLR memos. You can submit your article draft to see how it critiques it. Might be useful. chatgpt.com/g/g-6854c8cf22…

I'm so pleased to see Elgar's new Research Handbook on Social Media and the Law now out in print. I hear the chapter on Section 230 is killer! =D And such a handsome cover too. #socialmedialaw Nebraska Law Elgar Publishing e-elgar.com/shop/usd/resea…

The blind men and the elephant in poop photography

Is international competition to offer attractive tech law a race to the top or a race to the bottom? A new essay with @ProMarket develops an economic and game-theoretic framework for thinking through the question. The bottom line is that proposals like the AI-regulation

To my law students and law review editors: With the rise of ChatGPT and similar AI tools for legal research, you are now the "best, last, and perhaps only defense against the worst errors in legal scholarship." Spading / sub-citing / cite checking doesn't come with a lot of

Even a monkey with a typewriter is write twice per day.

I'm on to your game: Selling me a non-computer-related device with a USB-c cord is just you making me pay for the AC/DC power adapter. #technology