Kevin Frazier in the Media

Fortune February 20, 2026

Something big is happening in AI, but that’s the only thing Matt Shumer got right

AI Innovation and Law Fellow Kevin Frazier is critical of Matt Shumer's viral essay on AI's dangerous future, pointing out that it has allowed people around the world to actively build tools that are improving their lives and the well-being of their communities.

The Fulcrum February 13, 2026

We’re All Entrepreneurs Now: Learning, Pivoting, and Thriving the Age of AI

AI Innovation and Law Fellow Kevin Frazier asserts an entrepreneurial spirit is necessary to be active in today's job market.

Texas Standard February 11, 2026

What legal questions are raised when someone shares an altered image? What if the White House shares it?

AI Innovation and Law Fellow Kevin Frazier discusses the legality of publicizing AI-altered images without proper attribution and recent defamatory social media posts from the White House.

Governing February 11, 2026

How a Pioneering State Could Lead Us to Transformative Tech

AI Innovation and Law Fellow Kevin Frazier asserts that a pioneering state, created through the establishment of an office dedicated to technology adoption, could lead to the increased support of novel technologies such as AI and blockchain.  

The Texas Standard February 10, 2026

Untangling legal questions in the age of AI photo manipulation

AI Innovation and Law Fellow Kevin Frazier offers his opinion to the Texas Standard on how contextual factors—such as the extent of manipulation, the sensitivity of subject matter, and the degree of reputational harm—lead to legal and ethical questions in the case of a manipulated arrest photo.

Citrus County Chronicle February 6, 2026

In defense of AI optimism

AI Innovation and Law Fellow Kevin Frazier urges Americans to take risks and remain optimistic in the Age of AI to benefit from new technological advances.

Law360 February 4, 2026

Congress Should Lead On AI Policy, Not The States

AI Innovation and Law Fellow Kevin Frazier co-authors an op-ed arguing that AI's interconnected, cross-border nature necessitates federal regulation as opposed to disparate efforts by individual state legislatures.

The Fulcrum January 30, 2026

Your Data, Your Choice: Why Americans Need the Right to Share

AI Innovation and Law Fellow Kevin Frazier argues data privacy laws can impede the progression of AI for personal well-being.

CATO Institute January 27, 2026

AI Is Transforming the Economy—Not Destroying It

AI Innovation and Law Fellow Kevin Frazier urges legislators to stop pointing fingers at AI as causing economic concerns and instead empower Americans to succeed in the labor market by creating new jobs and adapting to new technology.  

The Federal Drive January 21, 2026

With a new executive order clearing the path for federal AI standards, the question now is whether Congress will finish the job

AI Innovation and Law Fellow Kevin Frazier joins a podcast to discuss the balance of AI regulatory power between states and the federal government following a recent executive order that challenges state AI laws.

San Antonio Express-News January 17, 2026

Trump’s AI executive order asserts much-needed federal guidance, authority

AI Innovation and Law Fellow Kevin Frazier writes an op-ed that outlines the benefits of President Trump's recent executive order that delegates AI regulation to the federal government.

The Fulcrum January 16, 2026

In Defense of AI Optimism

AI Innovation and Law Fellow Kevin Frazier argues that society advances only when optimists challenge the status quo by experimenting with new technologies, especially in the Age of AI, because progress depends on evidence-based risks supported by institutions rather than fear-driven pessimism.