Over the past year, the United States has moved toward an AI governance model that is flexible yet profoundly inadequate: regulation by contract.

AI is already amplifying the destabilization of financial markets. 

A proposal to authorize the private sector’s use of offensive cyber operations raises old questions without offering many new answers. 

AI agents have sparked an urgent debate in China about data privacy and security that holds huge lessons for the U.S. and the future of AI everywhere. 

The latest edition of the Seriously Risky Business cybersecurity newsletter, now on Lawfare.

A new chapter of federal law could bring clarity to the government’s acquisition of mobile location data. 

Replacing the SCA’s patchwork of carve-outs with a single warrant rule would better protect privacy and clarify the law.

Nondisclosure orders can prevent cloud users from defending their legal rights. A data proxy could act on their behalf.

Modern communications and privacy law needs technology-neutral rules.