Rory L. Torres·1d agoDemystifying Natural LawWe usually assume that if a rule is officially enacted, we have an obligation to follow it. The right officials signed off, the proper…
Silas Reed·Oct 1Somebody Will Bring Matches to the Hay BarnArtificial intelligence may become too dangerous to ignore and too useful to abandon
Vishmila Fernando·Sep 30Are Monsters Real?In 1942, Isaac Asimov published a short story called Runaround, featuring a robot named ‘Speedy’, sent to collect minerals on Mercury…
InTalTech Legal Lab BlogbyKarl Saamuel Hollman·May 13The Future of Digital Identity in Europe: The EUDI Wallet and the Challenge of TrustDigital identity has long been a weak point in the European Union’s digital landscape. While the eIDAS Regulation (Regulation (EU) No…
InGenerative AIbyCamilo Lascano Tribin·Apr 29The Devil’s in the Details: New York’s AI Bill and the General-Purpose ProblemWhy vague legislation and general-purpose technology are a dangerous combination
Erkan Saka·Mar 20Recommended: “The Mechanical Atatürk: Cybernetics and State Violence in the Second Turkish…
Rebecca Maehlum·Mar 13Tort Liability in AI Data Collection as Standard PracticeThe duty existed. It was breached. The data proves it.
Chad G Mann·Feb 14When the Government Creates OpportunityPredisposition, Inducement, and the Challenge of an Orbital-Velocity World
Advocate Peesh Chopra·Feb 3Justice Without Lawyers? Why Systems Decide People’s Fate Long Before a CourtroomJustice Doesn’t Start With a Judge
