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It is a pleasure to join the State Center, the University of Colorado’s Silicon Flatirons Center, and Princeton University’s Center for Information Technology Policy for an important conversation on the future of technology policy. Silicon Flatirons’ culture of engaged conversations across disciplines, with academics, practitioners, and policymakers all being heard, and with particular attention to […]

Abstract With modern advancements in wearable technologies and analytics, player motion data has transformed how the National Football League (“NFL”) approaches player health, scouting, and evaluation. Although the use cases for biometric data have increased, the federal laws that govern player privacy and data ownership have lagged. Professional athletes’ biometric data, especially relating to performance-related

Abstract Artificially intelligent machines do not need to rise to the level of human cognition, a fête popularized in science fiction, to cause irreversible harm. Due to the speed at which machines consume data and the automated programming that allows machines to “learn” from that data, machines do not simply surpass human computational abilities but

Excerpt At the outset, let me offer my sincere thanks to the scholars who contributed an essay to the present symposium on my book, Investment Crowdfunding: Abraham Cable, Douglas Cumming, Mirit Eyal-Cohen, and Todd Zywicki. In this Response, I will reply to their thoughtful essays and share some recently reported data on the financial returns

Excerpt My background is in consumer protection. I’ve worked at the Federal Trade Commission. I worked at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (“CFPB”). And so that’s what I’m going to talk about in my lens here. This is a great book. This is a really powerful, great book. I just want to make that really

Abstract When comparing investment crowdfunding activity in the United States (“U.S.”) and other countries such as Australia, Canada, and the European Union, Professor Andrew Schwartz theorizes in his recent book Investment Crowdfunding that perhaps the fact that the United Kingdom (“U.K.”) has special tax benefits, though not specific to crowdfunding, is the reason for the