Working Papers, projects, ideas

Working Papers, projects, ideas

Habeas Log: Procedural Traceability for Automated Decisions - Introducing The Minimum Record and The Inversion of Proof in AI Systems (SSRN)

Gaston Rey, ‘Hayek Displaced: Can AI Solve the Socialist Calculation Problem?’ | Private Law Theory - Obligations, Property, Legal Theory

The Constitutive Third Theory

The Irreducibility of Triadic Structures: Why Dynamic Systems Require a Third Term (Paper 1 of the series)

Triadic Structure in Law and Institutions: The Constitutive Third in Legal Order (Paper 2 of the series)

Conservation Through the Third: Invariance and the Identity of Dynamic Systems (Paper 3 of the Series)

The Constitutive Third in the Firm (Paper 4 of the series) - The Principle of Structural Realizability


Presentación en el marco de: I Jornada de Filosofía y Teoría del Derecho
Preparatorias de la XL Jornadas Nacionales de Filosofía Jurídica y Social
“Derecho y democracia. A 50 años de la ruptura del orden constitucional

The Constitutive Third Method in the Dynamic Analysis of Political Regimes (Paper 5 and final of the series)


Recent Articles and Books of Interest
From SSRN: Edgar A. Fernandez-Lopez, Turandot and the Exhaustion of Power: Ritual, Genealogy, Sacrifice, and the Twilight of Civilizations…

Rey on Cognitive Delegation in Legal Practice
Gaston Rey has posted Generative AI and Cognitive Delegation in Legal Practice on SSRN. Here is the abstract: Recent decisions around the world—Mata v. Avianca in the United States…

#Actualidad La SCBA proyecta un reglamento sobre el uso de la IA en el poder judicial | Microjuris Argentina al Día
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Towards a Universal Dividend & the Habeas Data of Subsistence
This article takes the origin of the Universal Dividend for the era of artificial intelligence, as a justiciable constitutional grounded in existing property doctrine, not as a redistributive policy contingent on political choice. The reconstruction turns on a doctrinal correction: large-scale training data, treated by the contemporary digital economy as res nullius, is properly classified as res communes omnium—the Roman category of things common to all by natural law. The classification is established through the Justinianic source, its Grotian reception, the instructive failure of the twentieth-century common heritage of mankind regime, and the parallel failure of the cyberlibertarian commons identified by Boyle’s Second Enclosure Movement. The classical category requires only narrow adjustment to accommodate a use-pattern the Roman jurists did not anticipate, non-rivalry of the underlying good combined with rivalry of the rents extracted from it, and that adjustment takes the form of a rent-capture mechanism, the Data Royalty, that does not enclose the commons but compensates its beneficial owners for monopolistic extraction. The reclassification is the doctrinal expression of the Lockean proviso, which excludes appropriation that does not leave equivalent appropriability for others. Once the doctrinal foundation is established, the article specifies the procedural instrument through which the citizen’s beneficial ownership becomes enforceable: a Habeas Data of Subsistence, defined by a Minimum Viable Record of five fields—contract identity, calculation basis, adjustment log, purchasing-power index, and recourse endpoint—and operating as a general guarantee of algorithmic due process, structurally insulated. The Universal Dividend is thus reconstructed as a justiciable right whose foundation is older than the technologies that have made its enforcement urgent.

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