Curt LeveyOct 31, 2023CFJ's comments on AI & copyright: Treat generative AI like human learningCFJ filed comments in response to the U.S. Copyright Office’s inquiry concerning AI and copyright.
Sevda MiraliFeb 6, 2023Comments Regarding Joint USPTO–FDA Collaboration InitiativesOn February 6, 2023, the Committee for Justice filed comments with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office regarding collaboration with the...
Ashley BakerDec 1, 2022Comments Filed to the FTC on Commercial Surveillance and Data Security RulemakingComments filed in response to the FTC's Proceeding “Trade Regulation Rule on Commercial Surveillance and Data Security.”
Ashley BakerMay 18, 2022Comments to the SEC Regarding Proxy Voting RulesThe Committee for Justice filed comments to the SEC regarding the Proposed Amendments to Exemptions from the Proxy Rules for Proxy Voting Ad
Ashley BakerMay 18, 2022Comments Regarding the FTC's Implementation of COPPAIn considering revisions to COPPA, the FTC should carefully weigh these unintended effects, especially if the FTC is considering more detail
Ashley BakerMay 18, 2022CFJ Joins Coalition Letter to CFPB in Support of Rescinding Payday Lending Rule and Restoring ConsumThe original small dollar loan rule is one of the most detrimental regulations ever issued by the CFPB, an unaccountable and unconstitutiona
Ashley BakerMay 18, 2022CFJ Files Comments with the FTC on Competition and Consumer Protection in the 21st CenturyCFJ's director of public policy responded to the Federal Trade Commission's request for comments on questions that will be discussed
Ashley BakerMay 18, 2022CFJ Files Comments with NTIA on Developing the Administration’s Approach to Consumer PrivacyAs calls for data privacy in the United States echo those heard in Europe, it is important to remember the fate of the European Union’s digi
Ashley BakerMay 18, 2022The Internet and the First Amendment Make a Great Team: CFJ joins AFP, ATR in filing comments on IntSimilar to how the Gutenberg press transformed how knowledge was disseminated in the Middle Ages, so has the Internet allowed for an endless