
The Human Cost is a newsletter by Sean Perryman, an AI policy expert, attorney, and AI ethics professor, examining the quiet, compounding toll of artificial intelligence on human connection, dignity, and society.
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I joke that Professor Kevin Frazier is the most charming man in AI policy. Watch him get a room laughing, about agent swarms, of all things, or about our fragmented approach to AI regulation, and you’ll understand why. He has a rare ability...
I took the summer off from this Substack. Before I left, I flagged five stories to watch while I was gone.
One of them has turned out to be the most consequential story of the summer, and possibly of this era. Here is what I wrote on July...
Last week Governor Kathy Hochul signed an executive order imposing the country’s first statewide moratorium on new hyperscale data centers. For up to a year, New York will not issue state environmental permits for facilities drawing 50 mega...
Technology failed us. Well, technology failed me. Which is a strange way to begin an interview about what technology is doing to the rest of us.
I sat down with Sharon Goldman, one of the sharpest reporters on the AI beat for the last four...
This week on The Human Cost, I sit down with Professor , the co-director of the , which is the first of its kind at a U.S. law school. We have a refreshingly grounded conversation about AI and the legal profession.
Cat draws a sharp distin...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Sean Perryman is an AI policy expert, attorney, and professor. He runs Perryman Consulting & Advisory. He previously served as Uber’s first Global Head of AI Policy, teaches at Vanderbilt Law School, and previously advised Congress on emerging tech.
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