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Fall 2024 Insights

“Ethics of Innovation: A Framework tor Responsible Innovation Governance,” by Professor Nicole Morris, argues that peer review is broken, based on the recent exploding number of article retractions and outright fraud—the sort of fraud that resulted in jail time for Elizabeth Holmes and Sam Bankman-Fried, the respective founders of Theranos and FTX.

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Legal Ethics

Ethics of Innovation, by Nicole N. Morris

Artificial Intelligence

Regulating Generative AI, by S. I. Strong

Corporate Law

Corporate Law as Decolonization, by Martin W. Sybblis

Constitutional Law

Federal Private Nondelegation Doctrine, by Alexander Volokh

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Nicole Morris
Director, TI:GER®
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S. I. Strong
K.H. Gyr Professor of Private International Law
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Martin W. Sybblis
Associate Professor of Law
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Alexander Volokh
Associate Professor of Law
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