Gabriel Weil
@gabriel_weil
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Prof @TouroLawCenter, board @aipolicyus & @PIBBSSai, fellow @law_ai_, @TheCLCouncil & @WhiteHouseCEQ44 alum. I write about AI governance, climate change, etc.
Massapequa, NY
Joined February 2012
Advances in artificial intelligence can produce great benefits to human society but also pose catastrophic risks. Tort law can help manage those risks, but existing doctrine squanders much of this potential. A few key tweaks can fix this. Read more:
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RT @jasonfurman: Excellent. Even better would be to also get rid of the nickel and switch to a single decimal currency.
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RT @mattyglesias: This in particular is such a key point. Whether you're talking about US policy or state policy or any other policy, the…
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@JustinBullock14 @typewriters @FranklinMatija @deanwball @synchroaphasia @rupal15081 I'm working on legislation in multiple states and potentially a California ballot initiative (looking for on-the-ground partners for the latter if anyone is interested), not *just* academic papers (more of those are in the pipeline though!).
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RT @rupal15081: @RuneKvist @FranklinMatija @JustinBullock14 @typewriters @deanwball @synchroaphasia @gabriel_weil's worked on liability and…
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RT @synchroaphasia: AI Governance should work with markets not against them Excited to finally share a preprint that @FranklinMatija @rupa…
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RT @int_mon_econ: It's high time to have another look at interesting papers like this one! "The cost of a global tariff war: A sufficient…
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RT @Jackbmeyer: Institutions facilitate economic activity by reducing uncertainty. Legislative specificity, while sometimes interpreted as…
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@ohabryka @StefanFSchubert Presidential systems are notoriously unstable (see Juan Linz’s work on Latin America - the US has been the lone exception). That’s why we never advise new democracies to adopt presidential systems.
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RT @KClausing: Tariffs create these kinds of harms for all states. But they also create political dysfunction as well connected (and swing…
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RT @SXPomerleau: Exempting consumer goods from a carbon tax is not a good idea. Industrial goods like steel and iron are used as inputs i…
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@deanwball As in the most persuasive humans are already at the limit of what's possible? Or there's something about current AI architectures or non-biological systems in general that renders the incapable of reaching the zenith of persuasive ability?
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RT @SXPomerleau: @noahqk And keeping the industrial carbon pricing would still impact consumers as the costs get passed along the value cha…
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RT @noahqk: I get the politics but repealing a carbon tax and dividend policy and replacing it with clean energy subsidies would likely lea…
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RT @Manderljung: Come work with me + lots of more lovely people! We try to understand out what the impacts of increasingly advanced AI sy…
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RT @binarybits: Read @deanwball on the current ai moment. Some people in the ai world consider me an “AI skeptic” but I 100 percent agree t…
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This is a bad way to raise revenue and just not at all a way to mitigate climate change.
NEW REVENUE ESTIMATE: The new draft of the Foreign Pollution Fee Act would raise taxes by $212.8 billion between 2026–2035. A link to the analysis in the following tweet.
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RT @StefanFSchubert: That bees dying out would lead to human extinction seems pretty unlikely. The public understanding of extinction risk…
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RT @PoliticalKiwi: Not enough people are deeply concerned about the numerous safety researchers who have recently left OpenAI and expressed…
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