Teaching AI Law

Daniel Solove chats with Amy Worley (BRG) about the relationship between AI and privacy and her book, The Confidence Advantage: Optimizing Privacy, Cybersecurity, and AI Governance for Growth.

Daniel Solove chats with Andrew Ferguson (GW Law) and Paul Ohm (Georgetown Law) about the Chatrie v. US, the most important 4th Amendment case of the decade.

Daniel Solove's discussion with Shoshana Rosenberg (OlenderFeldman LLP and SafePorter) about AI governance. Rosenberg is the author of Practical AI Governance: Building a Program for Oversight and Strategy (2026).

As scholars increasingly use AI in scholarly writing, journals and book publishers are starting to require disclosures of AI use. But these disclosures are sometimes unclear, difficult to comply with, and vague. How AI use affects article selection decisions remains uncertain.Prof. Solove discusses these issues with Andrew Guthrie Ferguson (GW Law) and look into law review AI disclosure requirements.

Daniel Solove chats with Jessica Silbey (BU Law) and Woodrow Hartzog (BU Law) about their thought-provoking article, AI Slop.

To what extent should AI be used in scholarship? Which uses are okay? Which aren’t? Should AI ever be used? What impact will AI have on scholarship in the future? Daniel Solove discusses these issues with Nita Farahany (Duke Law) and Orin Kerr (Stanford Law).

Daniel Solove (GW Law) discusses how to approach teaching AI with an all-star group of leading professors in the field:Alicia Solow-Niederman (GW Law)Paul Ohm (Georgetown Law)Margot Kaminski (Colorado Law)Ryan Calo (U. Washington Law)Margaret Hu (William & Mary Law)

Daniel Solove discusses AI with Cory Doctorow, the bestselling author of many fiction and non-fiction works about tech including newly released, The Reverse Centaur’s Guide to Life After AI.

Daniel Solove talks with D. Reed Freeman (ArentFox Schiff) about the FTC’s current enforcement actions and future direction.

Daniel Solove (GW Law) chats with Libbie Canter (Covington) and Clare Mathias (Covington) about the landscape of U.S. state privacy laws and the latest developments.