Eric Goldman

Law professor Eric Goldman discusses how generative AI might be doomed due to regulatory obstacles. They explore parallels between internet and AI regulation, propose safe harbor approaches for AI creators, debate EU AI Act implications, and discuss societal perceptions. Emphasis on navigating regulatory challenges to avoid hindering innovation and competition in the AI industry.

Rachel Barkley, a public policy advocate and survivor of a rare spinal tumor, shares her powerful journey through medical crisis and recovery, emphasizing the internet's vital role in her support system. Jeff Kossav, a cyber law professor, unveils the intricacies of Section 230, the law that protects online platforms, while Eric Goldman highlights the contentious debates surrounding internet censorship. Together, they explore the balance between free speech and accountability in the digital age, revealing the law's impact on both personal lives and major tech companies.

This podcast discusses the possible TikTok ban, Boeing's safety issues, and federal water rights to protect a wildlife refuge. It covers legal challenges, transparency concerns with Boeing, and the environmental risks of a proposed mining project in Georgia. Insightful discussions on data privacy, aviation safety, and conservation efforts.

Eric Goldman, a high-tech law expert, discusses the Supreme Court's recent upholding of the TikTok ban, emphasizing national security concerns over user rights. David Super dives into Trump’s plans for aggressive executive orders on his first day, touching on their legal implications. Meanwhile, Eugene Volokh addresses age verification laws for adult sites, highlighting the balance between protecting minors and free speech. The conversation reveals the complexities of modern legal challenges in technology and governance.

In this engaging discussion, Eric Goldman, Associate Dean and law professor at Santa Clara University, shares his insights on the vital Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. He explains its groundbreaking role in shaping the internet and digital advertising landscape. Goldman discusses current challenges facing Section 230, potential pitfalls of its repeal, and the ongoing evolution of content moderation. The conversation also touches on the dark side of social media trends, emphasizing the responsibility of platforms in safeguarding user safety.

In this discussion, Dave Ehrenberg, Palm Beach County State Attorney, sheds light on the complex legal proceedings surrounding the high-profile Mangione murder case. Eric Goldman, a law professor, dives into the implications of the TikTok ban, weighing First Amendment rights against national security. Constitutional expert Harold Krent dissects President Biden's clemency decisions, revealing the intricacies of pardons in a politically fraught environment. The conversation navigates the intersection of tech law, public safety, and justice in today's charged climate.

Dave Ehrenberg, Palm Beach County State Attorney, discusses the federal charges against Luigi Mangione, including the potential for the death penalty in the murder of a healthcare executive. Eric Goldman, a law professor, analyzes the Supreme Court's fast-tracked hearing on TikTok’s ban challenge, debating national security versus free speech. Malathi Nayak, a legal reporter, covers the controversial verdict in the murder trial of Cash App founder Bob Lee, spotlighting themes of betrayal and the hidden issues of substance abuse among tech elites.

Eric Goldman, an internet law expert and co-director of the High Tech Law Institute, discusses a significant D.C. Circuit ruling on TikTok's Chinese ownership and its implications for free speech. David Cole, a Georgetown Law professor and ACLU veteran, navigates the legal challenges surrounding a Tennessee ban on gender-affirming care, focusing on its impact on transgender youth. Ronald Bienstock, an entertainment attorney, dives into a rap battle that has escalated into legal territory between Drake and Kendrick Lamar, illustrating the intersection of law and pop culture.

Jennifer Rie, a Senior Litigation Analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence, discusses a judge's dismissal of the massive $4.7 billion verdict against the NFL, highlighting antitrust issues in sports. Eric Goldman, a law professor and co-director of the High Tech Law Institute, delves into the Senate’s passage of the Kids Online Safety Act, scrutinizing its potential impact on child safety versus First Amendment rights. Together, they unpack complex legal landscapes and the evolving challenges of protecting children online in a digital world.

Greg Stohr unpacks the SCOTUS decision on emergency abortions in Idaho. Eric Goldman discusses social media post removals. Adam Hickey sheds light on Julian Assange's plea deal. Hosted by June Grasso.