Faculty in the Media

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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.
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Courthouse News Service January 15, 2026

Independence of Fed comes to head at SCOTUS

Professor Aaron Nielson explains that, while presidents can constitutionally remove executive branch agencies' leadership, the Federal Reserve is exempt because its core function is monetary policy, not executive power.
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The Zero Hour with RJ Eskow January 10, 2026

Mechele Dickerson: A Middle-Class New Deal

Professor Mechele Dickerson is interviewed on the "The Zero Hour" with RJ Eskow to discuss her new book, "A Middle-Class New Deal: Restoring Upward Mobility and the American Dream."
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The San Francisco Experience January 12, 2026

A New Deal for the Middle Class

Professor Mechele Dickerson is a guest on "The San Francisco Experience" to discuss the effects of policy and educational disparity on the middle class in the 21st century, highlighting the value of community colleges for affordable career advancement.
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Daily Caller January 10, 2026

Europe’s Digital Protectionism Coming For AI

This opinion piece by AI Innovation and Law Fellow Kevin Frazier argues that European "digital sovereignty" regulations are protectionist measures designed to handicap American tech leadership.
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The Economics Show January 8, 2026

How bad is America’s affordability crisis?

Professor Mechele Dickerson is a guest on the podcast "The Economics Show," where she explains the difficulty of obtaining the markers of the middle class dream and shares her policy suggestions for a "new middle-class new deal."