Hi,It’s Me, Stevie

My work sits at the intersection of artificial intelligence, regulated industries, and market integrity — the places where existing regulatory frameworks fail to address machine-scale action. I write, publish, consult, and file policy commentary on AI governance questions that do not yet have clear answers.

My legal career began in BigLaw in New York, where I worked on approximately thirty initial public offerings across technology and healthcare. I also worked at companies like White Castle and Ferrari. I have also served as General Counsel four times, including two companies carried through acquisition. I also have held senior roles in healthcare at Johns Hopkins University and at the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.

My current scholarly and policy work covers three axes. In capital markets, my article The Intent Gap (University of Illinois Journal of Law, Technology & Policy, forthcoming) and my comment letter on the CFTC’s Prediction Markets Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking develop an upstream scienter framework for AI-driven market manipulation. In healthcare regulation, my working papers on foundation model liability in clinical decision support and on EMTALA’s blind spot for AI triage address the regulatory consequences of deploying AI in domains built for human judgment. In AI governance generally, my article The Third Party in the Machine (International Journal of Law, Ethics, and Technology, forthcoming) and my comment letter to NIST on AI agent identity and authorization develop the doctrinal categories needed to hold AI systems accountable in law.

Two additional articles, Who Supervises the AI Agent? and Your AI Agent Is Not Your Employee, are forthcoming in the NYSBA Journal and the ACC Docket.

I also write Inventions of the March Hare on Substack and regularly on Medium.