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
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
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In this video, it is analyzed a chapter of my future book called "A Theory of Polycentric Justice". It argues that the persistent failures of modern legal systems are inherent structural consequences of monopolistic organization rather than minor flaws fixable through reform. By analyzing the United States legal
The Hangzhou Ruling (Zhou v. Tech Co., 2026) Main paper: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=6728318
5 Ways to nullify Open AIs Clause (Youtube link) Main academic article: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=6700818
By Gastón Rey “You could double the taxes I pay, and it’s not gonna help that teacher in Queens.” Jeff Bezos, CNBC, May 2026 Abstract This essay defends scalable productive coordination as the primary engine of civilizational prosperity against redistributive and zero-sum conceptions of wealth. Using the controversy
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Digital Nomos explores the intersection of law, artificial intelligence, and philosophy. The publication focuses on the legal and social consequences of emerging technologies, with particular attention to AI governance, judicial innovation, labor automation, constitutional theory, philosophy of systems and the institutional foundations of modern societies. Rather than approaching these questions