Faculty in the Media

Politico November 24, 2025

Lawmakers get a new tool: An AI inventory

AI Innovation and Law Fellow Kevin Frazier discusses Texas Law's new AI Opportunity Inventory.

The Fulcrum November 21, 2025

The Future We’ll Miss: Political Inaction Holds Back AI’s Benefits

AI Innovation and Law Fellow Kevin Frazier pens an op-ed that coins the acronym TFWM ("The Future We'll Miss") to describe the opportunities lost by maintaining the AI status quo.

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Salon November 21, 2025

Trump’s $2000 tariff checks are his latest hustle

In a story about proposed "tariff dividend checks," Professor Mechele Dickerson expresses concern that American citizens are now struggling to have a decent middle-class lifestyle no matter how hard they work.

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UPI November 20, 2025

Critical undersea cables face rising sabotage risks, officials say

AI Innovation and Law Fellow Kevin Frazier commented on the importance of securing undersea cable stations, which support global internet and financial traffic.

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Politico November 20, 2025

Would the White House’s AI gambit hold up in court?

AI Innovation and Law Fellow Kevin Frazier comments on the White House's potential attempt to apply a legal concept known as the "dormant commerce" clause to current state AI regulations.

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States Newsroom November 19, 2025

Shield laws have held up so far, but a new anti-abortion Texas statute means to test them

Professor Rachel Rebouché explains how a new bill in Texas targeting abortion shield laws could make Texans hesitant to order abortion pills and providers wary of prescribing them.

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Tech Policy.Press November 17, 2025

Reforms to the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act Could Help Workers Displaced by AI

AI Innovation and Law Fellow Kevin Frazier proposes reforms to the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act that would help workers displaced by AI rather than stall or tax technological progress.

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The Boston Globe November 16, 2025

Why the middle class is disappearing in Massachusetts

Professor Mechele Dickerson describes how a robust middle class enables consumer spending that's crucial to thriving economies.

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KVUE November 15, 2025

East Texas judge denies Paxton request to block Tylenol maker from paying shareholders

Professor James Spindler explains why Attorney General Ken Paxton's request to block Kenvue from paying dividends to shareholders—which has been denied—would have been so damaging for the company.

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IP Watchdog November 13, 2025

Testing the Limits of State ‘Anti-Troll’ Laws

Professor Paul Gugliuzza pens an article examining the legal questions underlying Micron Technology v. Longhorn IP, a case regarding the constitutionality of state laws designed to curb so-called "patent trolls" and bad faith patent assertions.

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R Street November 13, 2025

America’s Litigation Addiction Threatens Its AI Leadership

AI Innovation and Law Fellow Kevin Frazier co-authored an article arguing that relying on litigation rather than proactive governance to regulate AI threatens the United States’ innovation and leadership in that area.

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BookClub November 12, 2025

7 Stoicism Books That Everyone Should Read In 2025

Professor Ward Farnsworth's 2018 book "The Practicing Stoic" is featured in a compilation of must-read books about Stoicism and is praised for translating complex philosophy into relevant and actionable advice.

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