I wrote something for @techpolicypress.bsky.social about Chatrie and the limits of courts in reining in police surveillance powered by private enterprise.

I wrote something for @techpolicypress.bsky.social about Chatrie and the limits of courts in reining in police surveillance powered by private enterprise.

extreme luxury: an air conditioned movie theater during a hot day

lol my sister who is driving around listening to NPR just speed-dialed me

looking forward to teaching BPJ’s holding that [REDACTED FOR COMPLIANCE WITH UNIVERSITY POLICY] in con law next year

not the main point but interesting to see cell phone “addiction“ on p 2 of Chatrie. A concept that has truly broken containment

spotted Curtis Sliwa!!!

“I have done all of the things that one is supposed to do to earn a tenure-track position. And I have done approximately 85% of them by typing prompts into a large language model and then moderately editing the output.” 🤣🤣🤣 brilliant 👌🏽 open.substack.com/pub/inprepar...

it’s the most wonderful tiiiiime of the yeeeear 🍒

I kind of hope Chatrie comes down tomorrow while I’m ooo riding a roller coaster with my husband to celebrate his 40th. would seem fitting

it’s the remix to ignition hot n fresh out the knish-en mama rolling that dough got every spud in here wishin

every millennial mom in Trader Joe’s belting out “how do I live“ as Leeann gets piped in over the speakers

Know a junior scholar who would benefit from the Junior Faculty Forum on Law and STEM at @law.stanford.edu this fall (cosponsored with @penncareylaw.bsky.social and Northwestern Law)? Please encourage them to submit by June 15! conferences.law.stanford.edu/stanford_jff...

pre-k today 💙🧡

Over the last few days, there has been a lot of discussion about the proposed regulation to increase political oversight of grantmaking. Some have argued this represents increased politicization of science. As someone who studies the politics of science, I think that's the wrong argument to make. 🧵

it’s here! Information Law Pluralism, now out in the Indiana LJ, arguing that information law has a vital role to play both in governing tech and in the production of knowledge writ large. timely as the Trump admin and others (looking at you, Colorado) abandon both of these essential tasks 🫠

it’s here! Information Law Pluralism, now out in the Indiana LJ, arguing that information law has a vital role to play both in governing tech and in the production of knowledge writ large. timely as the Trump admin and others (looking at you, Colorado) abandon both of these essential tasks 🫠

just chaperoned a pre-k class trip to the museum of natural history. there’s not enough coffee in the world

4/4 Anyway, I've got more to say about this in the removals context in a forthcoming piece, but it is notable that the underlying UET logic has moved out of the removals context and into the entirety of policymaking.

this is chorizo erasure

me driving my friends to Bloomington for PLSC

grades are in I AM FREEEEEEEEEE

making an exception to my nearly zero tolerance enforcement of a “no penne” rule for penne alla vodka tonight

AI companies are writing their own constitutions. Meanwhile, a shared vocabulary for contesting algorithmic power has been traveling across red and blue states, from legislatures to civil society. New from me in @science.org: "A Civic Grammar for AI Rights" www.science.org/doi/10.1126/... 🧵

oops I did it* again *volunteered to bake a large elaborate cake under stressful circumstances. ask me about the time I baked my sister’s wedding cake after suffering a concussion in a bad bike accident! or the time I drove my best friend‘s wedding cake from DC to the Catskills!

the hat that keeps on giving

establishment, free exercise, speech, press, assembly, petition

your move, @ssrn.bsky.social

procrastinating grading so I can’t resist a little 🧵. it is more than a little ironic that the research funding enterprise the current admin has kneecapped was founded precisely to take advantage of the destruction of European universities in WWII—a fate we are now inflicting on our own

this is a bummer

it’s the time of the season for buying new pens

it’s the time of the season for setting SMART goals tethered to concrete rewards

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This is a good demonstration about why companies are trying so hard to become the platform for policing technology. The platform controls the data. www.thebanner.com/community/lo...

everything’s great why do you ask

If you missed this thread in February 2026 I am repeating it here because recent events make it relevant again. The thread describes the distinctions I use to make sense of it all. For example: "the media" is not the same thing as "journalism," which is not the same as The Press."

FINALLY. after reading this story (TW: child death) I cannot imagine Mystic ever being permitted to open again.

in a world of tech oligarchy, intermediated surveillance, and AI nationalism, organizing by tech workers (and whistleblowers) is really, really important.

we showed the kids around New Haven and the big one kept asking who lived in all these castles. then they posed in front of the library pretending to ”work like mommy” 👩🏻‍💻

why not both tho

Lustration lustration lustration lustration lustration lustration lustration lustration lustration lustration lustration lustration lustration lustration lustration lustration lustration lustration lustration lustration lustration lustration lustration lustration lustration lustration lustration lus

why, in my list of books to get, do I have “computer history”? what does it mean???

if your Monday, unlike mine, didn’t start with you spilling an entire protein shake on the bathroom floor, I simply do not wish to speak to you

we had to say goodbye to our sweet dog Luna, the best companion for the last thirteen years. she was endlessly patient, loyal, and chill. I will miss her so much.

this pretty succinctly captures my views. I’ll add that I think this is part of what it means to have a genuine perspective or point of view, not just an argument to make or some bit of info you want to convey

rabies. RABIES.

personally I don't use AI in writing because I enjoy the process — yeah, even the parts when I want to rip all my hair out! — but hey, here's another good reason to abjure AI: it'll plagiarize www.thewrap.com/media-platfo...

what does Claude know that we don’t

I spoke to the Houston Chronicle about Flock, and… well… paywalled but it worked for me in reader mode) www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston...