Other Writing

 

Talent Exchanges for State Governments, Policy Brief, Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (2023) (with Anne Joseph O’Connell and Isaac Cui)

 

Constructing Environmental Compliance, Notice and Comment (2023) (with Colleen Honigsberg)

 

Improving the Quality of Mass Justice, Regulatory Review (2022) (with David Marcus and Gerald K. Ray)

 

Do We Really Want Facebook and Amazon to Rule AI?, The Hill (2021) (with Russell Wald and Jen King)

 

Brevity, Speed, and Deference: An Account from the Williams Chambers, Yale Journal on Regulation (2021) (with David Hausman and Anne Joseph O’Connell)

 

Domain Shift and Emerging Questions in Facial Recognition Technology, HAI Policy Brief (2020) (with Emily Black, Maneesh Agrawala, and Li, Fei-Fei)

 

AI’s Promise and Peril for the U.S. Government, HAI Policy Brief (2020) (with David Freeman Engstrom, Catherine M. Sharkey, and Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar )

 

Budgeting Diversity, Boston Review (2020) (with Oluchi Mbonu and Anne McDonough)

 

Prioritizing Public Health Resources for Covid Investigations: How Administrative Data Can Protect Vulnerable Populations, Health Affairs Blog (2020) (with Mark Krass and Peter Henderson)

 

What To Do About Artificially Intelligent Government, The Hill (2020) (with David Freeman Engstrom, Catherine M. Sharkey, and Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar)

 

Innovations for Environmental Compliance: Emerging Evidence and Opportunities, Policy Brief, Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (2020) (with Elinor Benami and Anne McDonough)

 

Artificial Intelligence and Food Safety: Hype vs. Reality, Food Safety Magazine (2019) (with Kristen M. Altenburger)

 

Behind the Paper: Deep learning to map concentrated animal feeding operations, Nature Sustainability Community (2019) (with Cassandra Handan-Nader)

 

When the VA Misrepresents Performance, Veterans Suffer, The Hill (2019) (with David Marcus)

 

What Statistics Can’t Tell Us in the Fight over Affirmative Action at Harvard, Boston Review (2019) (with Andrew Gelman and Sharad Goel)

 

Can Silicon Valley save food safety? Maybe, but not with online reviews alone, Food Safety News (2019) (with Kristen M. Altenburger)

 

Buyer Beware: With Disclosure, You Get What You Pay For, Daily Journal (2017) (preprint version)

 

Government Under Review: Could Peer Review for Public Servants Make the Law More Consistent?, Boston Review (2016) (with Becky Elias)

 

Why Grading Restaurants on a Curve is Good for Consumers, Seattle Times (2017)

 

Improve Restaurant Report Cards, New York Times (2012)

 

Designing Information Disclosure, Administrative and Regulatory Law News (2012)