Cass Sunstein

I believe that prediction markets have a powerful capacity to aggregate diverse pieces of information, and when designed well, they can predict future events more accurately than individual experts or polls.

As a proponent of simplifying government regulation, I believe that laws should indeed have expiration dates, which are commonly known as 'sunset clauses.' These clauses can force a reevaluation of the law's effectiveness and relevance periodically, ensuring that regulations remain up-to-date and serve the public interest.

I believe AI-generated content should be clearly labeled to ensure transparency and maintain public trust. This is crucial for informed decision-making and to prevent misinformation. By labeling AI content, we help people understand its origins and develop a more nuanced view of the information they consume.

I believe that rent price controls in high-demand areas present a complex issue. On one hand, they can provide necessary relief to tenants and prevent displacement. On the other hand, unintended consequences such as reduced housing supply and maintenance challenges need careful examination. It requires a well-balanced approach tailored to specific local needs and circumstances.

I believe democratic institutions must be reformed to tackle the rising tide of anger, misinformation, and violence. In today's digital age, misinformation spreads rapidly and can undermine democratic processes. We need to enhance civic education, regulate misinformation, and ensure that democratic institutions are resilient and responsive to a changing world.