Caden Rosenbaum
Managing Director of Technology Policy, Reason Foundation
Caden Rosenbaum is the Managing Director of Technology Policy at Reason Foundation.
He previously served as the Senior Policy Analyst at Libertas Institute where he led the tech and innovation policy team and played a leading role in advancing several legislative reforms in Utah and abroad.
His diverse background in technology, innovation, and workforce policy also includes many years working alongside some of the country’s brightest minds at organizations like TechFreedom and the Center for Growth and Opportunity at Utah State University.
Caden holds a JD from American University Washington College of Law, two BBAs in Finance and Accounting from Lubbock Christian University, and is an active member of the DC bar.
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Wisconsin Assembly Bill 962 offers constitutionally troubling approach to online youth safety
Wisconsin should pursue solutions that empower parents to protect kids online without undermining personal privacy or security.
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Protecting Virginia’s kids online shouldn’t sacrifice privacy and free speech
Virginia should look to solutions that empower parents to protect their kids online without undermining personal privacy or security.
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New Hampshire House Bill 1124 would guarantee the “Right to Compute”
When overly burdensome laws or regulations are passed, this bill would allow an avenue for redress by affected innovators.
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New Hampshire House Bill 1658 is not the best option for keeping kids safe online
If passed, New Hampshire House Bill 1658 would force all users to hand over their personal information.
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Virginia Senate Bill 85 could create issues for users looking to protect and control their data
Senate Bill 85 presents problematic interoperability requirements that could pose privacy and cybersecurity risks.
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Kansas Senate Bill 372 is a troubling approach to online youth safety
This heavy-handed and constitutionally troubling approach to online youth safety puts sensitive personal information at risk.
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New Hampshire House Bill 1589 contains problematic interoperability mandates
Proponents of interoperability mandates often overemphasize the ability for companies to interoperate within a closed ecosystem of products and services.
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Michigan House Bill 4388 would regulate social media use by minors
The bill suffers from constitutional concerns and privacy risks that must be addressed before it becomes law.
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Ohio House Bill 392 would clarify the right to compute
The bill is an excellent first start, but two areas for improvement currently limit its intended effect.
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Comments to the Office of Science and Technology Policy on AI regulatory reform
A version of the following public comment letter was submitted to the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy on October 27, 2025.
