Author

Bobby Stroup

Bobby Stroup is a JD candidate at Harvard Law School. His research as a Petrie-Flom Student Fellow explores how internet and artificial intelligence policy history might provide lessons for future regulation of neurotechnology. He regularly discusses a variety of public policy and business issues through his podcast, The Justice Podcast. Bobby is also a Steering Committee member of the Harvard Law Entrepreneurship Project.
  • Intellectual Property

    Protecting Health Privacy is a Royal Pain

    Heightened Scrutiny of Your Royal Highness By Bobby Stroup On Sunday, March 10, tabloids were in quite a frenzy when the British royal family published a photoshopped picture of Catherine, princess of Wales. The hubbub was…

    Protecting Health Privacy is a Royal Pain

  • Advanced Care & Aging

    Outlive by Peter Attia: A Book Review

    Learn about Medicine 3.0, the four horsemen diseases, and how you might increase your healthspan, all in Peter Attia’s latest book, Outlive.

    Outlive by Peter Attia: A Book Review

    Red sand passes through hourglass bulbs.
  • Informed Consent

    If You Give a Law Student a Baby

    If you give a law student a baby, a few things are inevitable: they are going to look for legal risk, analyze policy, and want a class on MILK.

    If You Give a Law Student a Baby

    baby feet
  • Health Law Policy

    The NCAA May Pay a Healthy Sum to Student Athletes

    The challenge of student-athlete compensation is a broader issue rooted in more than a century of health policy.

    The NCAA May Pay a Healthy Sum to Student Athletes

    football on field
  • Artificial Intelligence

    President Joe Biden, the AI Wizard

    AI isn’t magic, but there is value in telling a magical story to non-technical stakeholders to describe how we’ll govern this transformative technology.

    President Joe Biden, the AI Wizard

    golden ring on a log.