Archive - Jural Networks

Citing AI in the New Bluebook

Tackling the most important emerging issues at the intersection of AI and law.

Jun 14 •

May 2025

Law-Following AI Coverage in Lawfare

Law-Following AI was covered in the Lawfare Daily podcast, and summarized in print on Lawfare.

May 15 •

Law-Following AI: New Paper and Workshop

Today, I’m happy to announce a new working paper, coauthored with Ketan Ramakrishnan, Janna Tay, and Christoph Winter: Law-Following AI: Designing AI…

May 13 •

March 2025

Will AI Lawyers Make Swords or Shields?

There is good reason to think that lawyers may be one of the most automatable professions under the current trajectory of AI development.

Mar 20 •

January 2025

Crypto Honeypots for Evidence of Model Weight Theft

Store a wallet address and private key inside of secure model weights. See if anyone moves money out.

Jan 9 •

July 2024

Chips for Peace: How the U.S. and Its Allies Can Lead on Safe and Beneficial AI

The United States and its democratic allies can lead in AI and use this position to advance global security and prosperity.

Jul 10, 2024 •

May 2024

Widespread access to defense-dominant technologies can still increase risk.

Or otherwise be suboptimal policy.

May 17, 2024 •

AI Safety is Sometimes a Model Property

Sometimes, we can improve AI safety by intervening directly on the model.

May 2, 2024 •

February 2024

Thoughts on "The Offense-Defense Balance Rarely Changes"

Personal Views Only

Feb 11, 2024 •

August 2023

Even More Perverse Incentives with Stanford Law LRAP

In 2019, I blogged about how Harvard Law’s LIPP’s top bracket created perverse incentives when combined with state and federal income taxes. LIPP’s top…

Aug 26, 2023 •

February 2021

The Troubling Ethics of Writing (A Speech from Ancient Sumer)

(Translated from a transcript of an ancient Sumerian speech by Uruk's most well-respected Scriptological Ethicist) Writing is a profoundly dangerous…

Feb 15, 2021 •

Blameworthiness for Avoidable Psychological Harms

When a harm is created as a result of both external actions and a psychological reaction, how should we apportion blame?

Feb 8, 2021 •

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