Causal Imputation of Automation in Labor Law: Why AI Is Not Force Majeure
The Hangzhou Ruling (Zhou v. Tech Co., 2026)
Main paper: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=6728318
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La sociedad no humana que no existe
Qué dice realmente el proyecto de Ley General de Sociedades sobre la inteligencia artificial y por qué la novedad no es la que se anunció Gastón Rey A fines de mayo de 2026 el Poder Ejecutivo giró al Senado un proyecto de Ley General de Sociedades que deroga y reemplaza
The Non-Human Corporation
The Reality Behind Argentina's Draft General Companies Law (Algorithmic Decision-Making, Patrimonial Personhood, and the Dissociation of Imputation) Gastón Rey In May 2026 the Argentine Executive submitted to the Senate a draft General Companies Law (INLEG-2026-53661873-APN-PTE) intended to derogate and replace Law 19.550.
Generative AI and Cognitive Delegation in Legal Practice
The video examines an academic paper I wrote focus on the ethical and procedural challenges of cognitive delegation, where lawyers outsource critical mental functions to generative AI. Rather than focusing on technical glitches, I argue that the primary danger is the appearance of authority, where probabilistic systems produce plausible but
Hacking the Judge's Assistant: The First Case of "Prompt Injection" Sanctioned in Courts
Gaston Rey An analysis of the historic May 2026 ruling in Brazil, where a court sanctioned attorneys for using hidden text ('prompt injection') to manipulate judicial AI (Galileu). A milestone for legal ethics in the algorithmic era. Introduction: The New Frontier of Procedural Bad Faith Historically, procedural bad