Kevin Frazier in the Media

Tech Policy August 27, 2026

To Avoid a ‘Tokenocracy,’ Ensure Popular Access to AI Systems

In an article he authored, Lecturer Kevin Frazier urges intervention by Congress to stop the growing divide between those with access to AI and those without, detailing the disparities and associated risks.

The National Law Review August 24, 2026

The 2026 Top 50 Legal Innovators in Academia

Lecturer Kevin Frazier has been named one of the top legal innovators in academia by The National Law Review for his work on AI legal education.

Yale Journal on Regulation August 14, 2026

Move Fast and Delegate Things: Can a FINRA for AI Survive Constitutional Scrutiny?

Lecturer Kevin Frazier argues that establishing a self-regulatory body for AI will inevitably fail to balance rapid technological innovation with constitutional mandates.

KTSM 9 News August 8, 2026

Texas politicians pitch different plans for Congress to regulate AI

Lecturer Kevin Frazier discusses how growing pressure is forcing lawmakers to establish clearer rules around AI, evaluating bipartisan proposals that range from an artificial intelligence tax to safety kill switches.

Civitas Outlook July 29, 2026

Data Centers Are a National Issue

Lecturer Kevin Frazier argues that data centers should be treated as a national infrastructure issue, with federal policy balancing development and community impacts.

Idaho Statesman July 28, 2026

Idaho is building a thoughtful approach to AI in education

Lecturer Kevin Frazier argues that Idaho’s proposed K–12 AI standards should be more adaptable, emphasize real-world problem-solving, and prepare students to use emerging technology rather than simply understand it.

KVUE July 27, 2026

How to spot AI-generated images online: UT expert shares tips for separating fact from fiction

Lecturer Kevin Frazier discusses how to recognize AI-generated images and offers practical advice for verifying suspicious online content before sharing it.

Washington Examiner July 13, 2026

‘Sea change’ in local reaction to data centers poses test for developers: ‘Power shift’

Lecturer Kevin Frazier discusses changing public attitudes toward data center development and the challenges facing AI infrastructure.

The Center Square July 13, 2026

Op-Ed: Missed opportunities: What to learn from Washington’s AI Task Force

Lecturer Kevin Frazier argues that Washington’s AI Task Force focuses too heavily on limiting artificial intelligence and should instead support carefully regulated pilot programs that use AI to address challenges in mental health care, education, and public services.

KXAN June 29, 2026

Central Texas leaders warn AI-driven layoffs could signal broader job losses

Lecturer Kevin Frazier proposes that, rather than taxing AI, policy makers should focus on rapid, public-private retraining and apprenticeship programs to prepare workers for a shifting, skills- based "portfolio economy."

Washington Examiner June 26, 2026

Trap is set: Job market is about to get crushed if Labor Department doesn’t act now

Lecturer Kevin Frazier co-authors an article arguing that AI is already transforming blue-collar work though automated management of schedules, pay, and performance, and urging policy makers to update laws to create a work environment with more fluid labor arrangements.

Fulcrum June 22, 2026

There’s No Easy Path Through the AI Transition

Lecturer Kevin Frazier argues that policy makers must take a more active role in preparing for AI-driven economic changes, advocating for stronger workforce training programs, local engagement, and practical policy solutions that help communities adapt to technological disruption.