Thirty-Three Years of Executive Order 12866: Why Its Philosophy and Principles Endure
In honor of its 33rd birthday, we look at attempts to modify Executive Order 12866 over the years and the philosophy and principles that have made it so durable
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Public Comment on FTC's Proposed Enforcement Policy Statement Regarding Personalized Pricing
The overall welfare effects of personalized pricing are as yet unknown, and the FTC's restrictions are premature.
Beyond the Sandbox: Critical Assessment of Regulatory Sandboxes for AI
Considering the conditions under which sandboxes deliver, and when alternative tools achieve comparable outcomes with greater reach and accountability
Enabling Regulation and the Alignment of Regulatory Mechanisms to Accommodate Technological Change
An analysis of test cases shows how reforms to the operational features of a safety regime perform across different technological settings
AI-enabled tools are increasingly applied in precision agriculture, autonomous machinery, climate forecasting, and digital traceability systems
Adaptive Regulation of Emerging Technologies, Risks and Reactions: From Climate to AI
Emerging technologies and risk regulation
Regulatory Capacity: Governing in an Era of Rapid Technological Change
Comparing the regulatory regimes around gene therapies, including CRISPR/Cas-9 gene editing, and autonomous vehicle technology
Evidence-First Regulation: A Procedural Architecture for Governance Under Deep Uncertainty
A framework that integrates that capacity into rule-level analytic design and opens the resulting learning agenda to researchers, industry, and the public
Algorithmic Pricing and Regulation: A Game-Theoretic Analysis of Fairness and Competition Tradeoffs
Use of artificial intelligence in pricing has renewed policy concerns about price discrimination and consumer harm
Independent Agency Rules Newly Subject to OIRA Review
Executive Order 14215 brings centralized review to agencies traditionally independent of the White House.