Writing

Examines Congress’ proposed response to AI model theft and the broader shift toward federal preemption in U.S. AI policy.

Examines who should define AI safety guardrails when government agencies become the buyer and deployer of frontier systems.

Contributed research and writing, under Prof. Lothar Determann, to a leading treatise on California privacy law and compliance.

Continues the analysis of AI disputes through emerging questions of authorship, infringement, competition, and personality rights.

Examines how generative AI unsettles ownership, copyright, competition, and publicity-rights doctrine.

Breaks down India’s new data protection statute and its practical implications for businesses and individuals.

Explains India’s unsettled legal framework for online pharmacies and the regulatory tension around digital drug sales.

Maps the global push toward AI regulation across privacy, bias, liability, and governance.

Surveys the legal and ethical challenges posed by generative AI, from IP and privacy to emerging regulation.

Analyzes how Indian law treats smart wearables and why marketing claims shape medical-device classification.

Looks at how EU medical-device rules classify smart wearables and why intended use matters.

Explores when US smart wearables cross the line from wellness products into FDA-regulated medical devices.

Explores whether faithful photographs of public-domain artworks can attract a fresh layer of copyright protection.