100th Episode: The Race to Regulation Transformation -- Marathon and Sprint

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My new nonprofit, the Alliance for Innovative Regulation, or AIR (about which you'll soon hear much more), collaborated with the UK's Financial Conduct Authority to run the first-ever US regulatory "Tech Sprint." A tech sprint is a hackathon. It puts subject matter experts together with software developers, lets them form themselves into teams, and has them work side by side -- sometimes day and night -- trying to solve concrete regulatory challenges. By the end of the sprint, typically a few days later, you don't merely have a report or a memo or a working group. You have computer code. A start on a practical, working solution.

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