Amy Stein teaches energy and environmental law at the University of Florida Levin College of Law, but Amy also explores the frontiers of legal doctrines applied to artificial intelligence. Her recent work addresses the President’s authority to address energy emergencies, demonstrates how artificial intelligence can help with decarbonization across the electric grid, and provides legal strategies for decarbonizing fleets of light-duty trucks. Her most recent article (forthcoming in Boston University Law Review) explores how assumption of risk may be a strong defense to tort claims brought when artificial intelligence causes harms. Amy’s pioneering look at AI-informed strategies to address climate change are pushing the boundaries of both legal strategy and climate science.