A 2025 federal court ruling applying product liability principles to an AI system's harmful output — and rejecting the Section 230 defense — is the most consequential AI law development since the question was first raised. The framework it establishes will reach every AI deployment in consumer-facing contexts.
Court decisions and regulatory drafts across the US, EU, and UK are creating an AI liability framework that is neither what the tech industry wanted nor what critics demanded — and it will reshape deployment calculus.
The resurgence of antitrust enforcement is being read as populist politics against Big Tech — the structural analysis reveals a genuine revision of the consumer welfare standard with implications far beyond technology.
The US immigration court backlog has reached a point where the legal system cannot function as designed. What this signals about due process in America's most overloaded court system.
The speech protections Americans take for granted are facing challenges from both left and right that the Supreme Court has not yet fully addressed. What happens next matters enormously.
The Supreme Court's conservative supermajority has moved faster and more broadly than even its architects expected. What the past three years tell us about where it is going next.
The Department of Justice has developed a system of deferred prosecution agreements that allows companies to avoid criminal convictions for conduct that would send an individual to prison. The system is working exactly as designed.