James Grimmelmann, a Cornell Law School and Cornell Tech professor, offers insights on the role of AI in legal advocacy.

Cindy Kao, professor and director of the Hybrid Body Lab at Cornell University, comments on the practicality and appeal of smart glasses for consumers.

Joseph Margulies, professor of practice of government, discusses legal and moral issues related to civil rights and government overreach.

Nick Fabrizio, associate teaching professor at Cornell University, comments on the prominence of health care concerns among American voters.

Brooke Erin Duffy, associate professor at Cornell University, discusses the gendered stigma of being labeled an 'influencer' versus 'journalist.'

Dr. Chetan Sarabu, Director of Innovation at Cornell Tech’s Healthtech Hub, discusses how generative AI, like ChatGPT, is transforming language-driven healthcare practices.

James Grimmelmann, a Cornell internet law professor, discusses the challenges of suing anonymous deepfake creators. 

Rebecca Slayton, associate professor at Cornell University's Department of Science and Technology Studies, comments on the limitations of technology in securing communications.

Sarah Kreps, founder and director of the Technology Policy Institute at Cornell University, discusses the implications of the TikTok deal.

Alison Manchester, an assistant clinical sciences professor at Cornell University, explains how salt exposure can harm pets, and David Orr, director of the Local Roads Program at Cornell, provides guidance on properly applying de-icers.

Marianne Krasny, director of the Civic Ecology Lab, offers a perspective on how litter-collection sports like spogomi can encourage environmental advocacy.

Vanya Gregor Rohwer, curator at the Cornell University Museum of Vertebrates, leads research on filoplumes and maintains one of the world's largest bird wing collections.