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Faculty in the Media
Our faculty are frequently featured in national and international media for their insightful commentary.
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Los Alamos Daily Post
From Athens To Artificial Intelligence (AI): Thinking Revolutions Are Still Blooming In Education
Professor Ward Fansworth is quoted from his book, The Socratic Method, for encouraging engagement in internal Socratic dialogues to foster deeper thinking and challenge personal opinion. -
KVUE
Texas Democrats urge investigation into AI-generated explicit images on X
AI Innovation and Law Fellow Kevin Frazier weighs in on the challenges and potential solutions surrounding AI chatbot Grok’s generation of explicit images. -
Chicago Magazine
How Chicago Is Using Lawsuits to Force Change
Professor Linda Mullenix comments on how a recent Chicago lawsuit against Glock could change how gun companies conduct business throughout the country. -
The San Francisco Experience
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. -
Daily Caller
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. -
Bloomberg Law
New Litigation Finance Group Looks to Beat Back Attacks on Hill
Bloomberg Law highlights the American Civil Accountability Alliance, which Professor Charles Silver will co-lead to lobby against efforts to tighten litigation finance and promote equal access to justice.