Rutgers Law School

law.rutgers.edu

05 September 2026 02:19

#RutgersLaw Professor @ellgood.bsky.social offered expert insight into the rapidly evolving landscape of AI governance and regulation during a @broadbandbreakfast.bsky.social Live Online panel on Wednesday: https://bit.ly/46C3FvB #lawsky

Rutgers Law School

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04 September 2026 00:45

In a Tech Policy Press essay, #RutgersLaw Prof. @ellgood.bsky.social examines the gap between Mark Zuckerberg’s vision and AI infrastructure realities. She argues that meaningful AI democratization can't happen if a few companies control most of the world’s compute resources: https://bit.ly/4x4nhnH

Neil Turkewitz

neilturkewitz.bsky.social

04 September 2026 00:44

Weird piece. It reads as if it were written by AI. I found it exceptionally unpersuasive. And a careless reader is likely to be misled by the language on cognitive offloading & agency. The paper uses engagement as a measure of agency, which bears little relationship to the actual effects of AI use.

Rutgers Law School

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04 September 2026 00:44

In an episode of Legal Face-Off on WGN Radio, #RutgersLaw Professor @ellgood.bsky.social discusses the lawsuit concerning the API service providing early access to the President’s Truth Social posts: https://bit.ly/4hU5M4W #lawsky

Neil Turkewitz

neilturkewitz.bsky.social

27 August 2026 00:52

AI requires no sacrifice. No accommodation. It is, as @bridgettodd.bsky.social notes, non-reciprocal. When we remove friction, we remove the space for thought, for judgment, for caring, for love… @noupside.bsky.social @ellgood.bsky.social