Advisory Opinions Did a Justice Leak to the New York Times?
Sep 17, 2024
The hosts discuss the irony of elite universities trying to stay politically neutral, especially after an event at Princeton was banned. They dive into the controversial TikTok ban, examining its implications for free speech and national security. A leaked Supreme Court memo reveals concerns about judicial integrity, prompting discussions on transparency. The transformative role of AI in law is highlighted, emphasizing efficiency while advocating for human oversight. The podcast also scrutinizes the evolving dynamics in hiring practices within the legal profession and higher education.
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TikTok Divestment
- The TikTok congressional law mandates ByteDance divestment, not a ban.
- The concern centers on PRC data collection and potential misuse, not just content.
TikTok Appeal
- Isgur believes TikTok will likely lose its appeal, though concurrences or partial dissents are possible.
- The argument centers on scrutiny level and if Congress considered less restrictive means.
Tech and National Security
- Instagram Reels' inferiority to TikTok connects to broader national security concerns.
- David French notes China's potential technological edge in AI, drones, and hypersonic missiles.