In comments to the FTC, we urged the agency to protect bona fide personalized discounts and pursue real deception, not every price difference.

In Truth on the Market, we argued that the FTC's personalized-pricing proposal overlooks the sales that tailored discounts make possible.

In comments to the FTC, we urged the Commission to withdraw or revise its personalized-pricing policy statement and stick to proven deception.

In RealClearEnergy, we argued that pulling a contested climate chapter from the federal judiciary's evidence manual protects judicial legitimacy.

Video: what Congress should do on AI model testing, preemption of state AI laws and open-weight models, with Kevin Frazier, Neil Siefring and Paul Steidler.

Video: can state AGs stop Paramount's Warner Bros. Discovery deal? Asheesh Agarwal, Eric Fruits and Michael Toth on the merger litigation.

In Truth on the Market, we argued that no finite test can certify an evolving AI system as safe, so AI needs continuous assurance, not licensing.

Aug. 28 CFJ webinar: what Congress should and shouldn't do on AI model testing, federal preemption of state AI laws and open-weight policy.

In The National Law Review, we argued that Pennsylvania's GRID standards turn data-center siting into a government permission system.

DOJ cleared Paramount's Warner Bros. Discovery deal; twelve state AGs sued anyway. CFJ's Aug. 20 webinar asks whether the states can stop it.

In Truth on the Market, we argued that data centers didn't create the grid's weaknesses; they exposed them, and the AI buildout has no pause button.

In the Orange County Register, we argued that California's suit against the Paramount-WBD merger would preserve Hollywood's decline, not reverse it.