I am a Senior Fellow in Emerging Technology at IFP, where I work on AI and technology policy. My specialty is the intersection of the law and institutional design, and my most developed proposal is for a supervised self-regulatory organization modeled on FINRA to govern frontier AI. I made the case for it in Lawfare in April 2026 and set out the design in July. That work and its responses are collected here.
My other writing focuses on the same intersection, and has included: restoring binding enforcement of appropriations, making federal procurement flexible enough to buy new things, and the legal limits on technology competition with China. It has appeared in Lawfare, the Yale Journal on Regulation's Notice & Comment, and Democracy Journal, and is aggregated here.
I curate Enabling Acts, a newsletter aggregating legal scholarship on Abundance topics including regulatory barriers to housing, energy, infrastructure, and state capacity.
Before IFP I spent a summer in OMB's Office of General Counsel, and before law school I ran business operations at US Mobile and built regulatory compliance programs at Oscar Health. More about me.