Center for Technology & Innovation Policy
Don’t Race to Regulate: The Technologies That Could Be Lost in Overly Broad Regulation
Running ten miles is no small feat. Doing it while blind seems unimaginable. For Lafayette, Louisiana’s [...]
Read moreTackling Connectivity: Opportunities From and Obstacles To Wireless Network Innovation
Football season is in full swing, and crowds for the biggest college games regularly top 100,000. Rain or [...]
Read moreArtificial Dichotomy: Beyond the All or Nothing Approach to Regulating Artificial Intelligence
Efforts to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) are becoming more bold and more comprehensive. In the [...]
Read moreAfter the Boom: How Data Center Communities are Thinking Long Term
Louisiana is exceptional. Anyone who has attended a football game in Death Valley, experienced the [...]
Read moreGusts of Regulation Sweep Across California
American authors have long been fascinated by the dry gusts that rush across the south of California, the [...]
Read moreSports Betting, Wall Street, or Something in Between? A Federalism Puzzle Worth Watching
A quiet but consequential legal fight is playing out across the country, and it’s not really about [...]
Read moreIt Takes Three to Tango: AI Leadership and the Infrastructure Behind It
Three major developments have commanded the conversation around tech policy in Louisiana over recent [...]
Read moreAfter the Legal Dust Has Settled: The Roles of Parents and the Free Market Remain Paramount After Meta Agreement
Last week, Meta reached an agreement with 52 attorneys general following a landmark social media [...]
Read moreWho is Using Data Centers?
In a recent guest column for The Advocate, Pelican Institute CEO Daniel Erspamer outlines the returns on [...]
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