Developments in the Law — Artificial Intelligence

Introduction

1. Resetting Antidiscrimination Law in the Age of AI
   • Antidiscrimination Law Before AI
   • A Typology of “AI Regulations”
   • The Output-Based Puzzle
   • Conclusion
2. Artificial Intelligence and the Creative Double Bind
   • Copyright: A Primer
   • Property, Profit, and Fear of Replacement in the Entertainment Industry
   • Creative Freedom to Use Artificial Intelligence
   • Navigating the Double Bind
   • Conclusion
3. Co-Governance and the Future of AI Regulation
   • Democratic Values
   • The Open–Closed Spectrum
   • Institutional Innovation in the AI Era
   • What’s Co-Governance and What’s It Good For?
   • Co-Governance Practices and AI
   • Conclusion
4. Amoral Drift in AI Corporate Governance
   • Amoral Drift
   • Anthropic and OpenAI
   • Shareholders, Stakeholders, and Shakeups
   • Amoral Drift: Inevitable or Avoidable?
   • Conclusion
5. Beyond Section 230: Principles for AI Governance
   • Section 230: A Cautionary Tale
   • GAI and the Propagation of Harmful Falsehoods
   • Applying Lessons from Section 230 to Future GAI Regulation
   • The Marketplace and Its Discontents
   • Conclusion

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