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4 novembre 2026AI Rights with an Off-Switch

How Due Process Balances AI Rights with Human Safety

19 octobre 2026Pacta sunt servanda...ab AI?

What does international law say about using force to stop rogue AI?

31 août 2026Who to Sue If We Can’t Tell Which AI Agent Did What?

Back in January 2025, I looked at theories of liability for AI harms. Here’s how recent climate litigation might help with forking and swarms.

14 juin 2026Here There Be Monsters

AI Comes for the Math World

18 mai 2026Mens ReAI? Or, could an AI sue in court?

A lot of the law relies not on scientific measurements of internal mental states, but on speaking and writing, which AI can (ostensibly) already do. What might this mean for AI’s legal status?

28 avril 2026Galileo and the Movement of the Spheres.

I review "A World Appears" by Michael Pollan.

9 mars 2026The "Pro-Human AI Declaration" and the Fight Over AI Personhood

Why the Declaration is not the unifying statement the drafters intended.

25 février 2026What I Learned About AI Rights From a Cowboy in Texas, a Hairdresser in Montreal, and a Teacher in the Mission

When it comes to the science of consciousness, the ethics of expanding the moral circle, and the law of AI personhood, people have a lot of thoughts.

26 janvier 2026Yuval Harari called for a global ban on AI legal personhood at Davos.

The President of Argentina Disagrees.