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Professor Daniel Ho and researchers at RegLab and HAI used AI to scan 500 million words of state statutes to identify outdated rules and reporting requirements that bog down government in red tape. They are now helping states use the findings to improve public services.
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As the rule of law grows as a field of study, the Neukom Center’s new Rule of Law Teaching Hub gives instructors across the country a central resource for developing and refining their courses.
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Professor Deborah Sivas and biologist Rodolfo Dirzo discuss recent changes to the Endangered Species Act—and explain which species face the greatest risk and why legal challenges may come too late to prevent lasting damage.
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AI is moving quickly into medical care, while the rules governing its use are still taking shape. On KFF’s The Business of Health podcast, Professor Michelle Mello discusses who should set those rules, verify that AI tools are accurate, and be held accountable when they fail.
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On Slate’s Amicus podcast, Professor Pamela Karlan sits down with alum Dahlia Lithwick to discuss how recent Supreme Court decisions and Trump administration actions are accelerating the dismantling of the civil rights framework built during the Second Reconstruction.
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