Training Data Governance
Abstract As AI-generated summaries increasingly displace traditional search results, users are less likely to visit the underlying websites where content is published. This shift has sharply reduced traffic to those…
404 Justice Not Found: On the structural incompatibilities Between AI And Judicial Decision-Making
Abstract It sounds like a judge. It presents the facts of a case like a judge. It summarizes the evidence like a judge. It states the law like a judge.…
JIPEL Vol. 15 – No. 2
You may view and download a PDF of the complete issue here. Our Spring 2026 Issue—Volume 15, Number 2—brings together scholarship that grapples with a shared, increasingly urgent set of questions: how…
Algorithmic Opacity as a Principal-Agent Problem
Abstract Principal-agent problems are central to debates over algorithmic transparency, but have been underexplored. Concerns about gaming and trade secrecy, frequently invoked to justify opacity, can also mask self-serving strategic…
Reasonable Intelligence: How Should Platforms Be Held Accountable For AI-Assisted Copyright Infringement?
Ben Anderson * Download a PDF version of this article here. AI platforms present a challenge for our current doctrines of secondary copyright infringement. Currently, AI platforms’ degree of exposure…
From Amchem to AI: Overcoming Certification in Generative AI Copyright Class Actions
Cindy L. Chang* Download a PDF version of this article here. Rapid advances in generative artificial intelligence have fueled a wave of copyright class action litigation by authors, artists, and…
I “Think,” Therefore I Create: Claiming Copyright in the Outputs of Algorithms
Artificial intelligence (AI) has often been viewed as either an ally or an adversary—a powerful analytical system to be harnessed or a source of risk to be managed. In copyright…