UW's Hastie Fellowship is now recruiting—this program for aspiring law professors reflects the Law School's commitment to creating opportunities for people who might not otherwise have the chance to become law professors. Info and application at www.law.wisc.edu/hastie/. Applications due Nov. 16.

The prior chapter introduced our methodology for resolving techlaw uncertainties; Chapter 2 delineates what techlaw uncertainties actually are. In brief, they many manifest as application uncertainties, normative uncertainties, and institutional uncertainties.

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As many know, @bjard.bsky.social and I have been drafting a Technology Law coursebook for a few years. We've used it to teach classes at three institutions, including Yale Law School, and others have used chapters in their techlaw classes.

We're excited to share the current version more broadly!

Third, I published Copyright’s Latent Space this summer in Cornell L. Rev. Fair use can’t solve the problems of generative art. But probing the limits of fair use illustrates copyright's treatment of authorial value, copyright’s structural limits, and platforms’ privileged access to user data.

Second, I’m thrilled to share the first excerpts of the Technology Law coursebook I’m co-authoring with @crootof.bsky.social. We’ve built these materials across courses at three institutions, beginning with the seminar we taught with @jackbalkin.bsky.social at Yale Law School in 2016.

Hi friends! As the new academic year begins, I have three announcements to share:

First, I’m honored to begin as Associate Dean for Research and Faculty Development at @law.wisc.edu. I look forward to supporting our world-class faculty as we engage with the world's most legal pressing challenges.