AI · Law · Governance · Intelligent systems
Writing and research at the edge of law and machine intelligence.
Independent writing and experimental prototypes on artificial intelligence, law, governance and the design of intelligent systems.
Every useful piece of legal software lives on a line it must not cross. Designing for that line — rather than pretending it is not there — is the whole craft.
A delay to the high-risk deadlines is not a reprieve. It is a redistribution — of pressure, of attention, and of where the real obligations now sit.
The same compliance problem keeps appearing in law, health, insurance and finance wearing different clothes. Seeing through the costume is a kind of asset.
Experiments and field notes — small tools built to test a question, not to sell.
A structured generator that turns an AI product description into a defensible first-draft response pack for EU buyer security and AI-governance questionnaires — mapped to live AI Act obligations and framed strictly as an information tool.
Claude · Next.js · EU AI Act mapping
A small family of role-scoped agents (DPO, AI Officer) that triage governance questions, draft register entries and flag escalation points — each with an explicit human-in-the-loop boundary rather than an answer machine.
Agents · Human-in-the-loop · Governance
A regulatory data feed that tracks guidance, national implementations and enforcement activity around the AI Act, exposed as a structured API for builders who need to reason about obligations programmatically.
Data API · Regulatory tracking
Invited judge & speaker — legal AI conferenceupcoming
To be announced
What Warren Buffett and AI Have in Common
Invited talk — London
Legal Services Innovation
Contribution to the Law Society — United Kingdom
Big Law and AI
AI Summit — New York