Kristian Stout

2 weeks ago | laweconcenter.org | Kristian Stout |Ben Sperry |Alden Abbott

Regulatory Comments I. IntroductionWe thank the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (“CRTC” or “the Commission”) for the opportunity to offer comments to this Broadcasting Notice of Consultation (“Consultation”).[1] We further request that you consider allowing Kristian Stout, author of these comments, to appear at the public hearing for this proceeding.

1 month ago | laweconcenter.org | Kristian Stout

Kristian Stout, director of innovation policy at ICLE, is quoted in this Communications Daily article on a warning about BEAD funding from the outgoing director of NTIA. Read the full story here. Most proposed changes are “in keeping with the original spirit of BEAD,” said , director-innovation policy at the International Center for Law & Economics. “We want to close the digital divide, and satellite is just one technology among many that are capable of dealing with some portion of that gap.”

1 month ago | laweconcenter.org | Kristian Stout

Kristian Stout, director of innovation policy at ICLE, was quoted in this Law360 story about a recent DC Circuit Court ruling on AI and copyright. Read the full article here. There is also a compelling reason to keep copyright registrations in the hands of humans, said Kristian Stout, director of innovation policy at the International Center for Law & Economics, a privately funded research group. “You can almost call it like a human protectionist element,” Stout said.

1 month ago | laweconcenter.org | Kristian Stout |Mario Zúñiga |Daniel Gilman

Regulatory Comments IntroductionThe International Center for Law & Economics (ICLE) appreciates the opportunity to respond to this request for information regarding the development of an AI Action Plan. ICLE is a nonprofit, non-partisan research organization that promotes the use of law & economics methodology to advance policy solutions that foster innovation, competition, and economic growth.

1 month ago | laweconcenter.org | Kristian Stout |Julian Morris |Subiksha Ramakrishnan |Eric Fruits

ICLE White Paper Executive SummaryUntil recently, most forms of gambling were illegal in most U.S. states. Despite the recent wave of legalization efforts across many states, illegal offshore online gambling continues to thrive, due in part to factors like the convenience, variety of games, and attractive incentives that offshore apps and websites offer.