Research & Legal Scholarship
Researching the legal and institutional systems shaping the age of AI. Legal scholarship, policy research and applied analysis focused on AI governance, emerging law, algorithmic accountability, economic systems and institutional design, examining how legal and regulatory frameworks can respond to technologies that influence access, opportunity, markets and public decision-making.
AI Governance · Emerging Law · Algorithmic Accountability · Institutional Design · Consumer Protection · Economic & Regulatory Policy
Repair by Design
A White Paper on Emerging AI Law, Consumer Protection, and Economic Justice
An applied legal and policy framework examining how civil rights law, consumer protection, algorithmic accountability and access to justice can respond to economic harms created or reinforced by AI-driven systems.
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Additional Research, Scholarship & Institutional Contributions
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL
AI Is Becoming Infrastructure, Not Software: What Stanford’s CodeX FutureLaw Reveals About The Next Era Of Intelligence
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DARTMOUTH ENGINEERING
AI Is Becoming Infrastructure, Not Software: What Stanford’s CodeX FutureLaw Reveals About The Next Era Of Intelligence
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RESEARCH AGENDA
Repair by Design sits within a larger research agenda focused on the governance challenges created by emerging technologies and automated decision-making.
AI Governance & Algorithmic Accountability
How AI systems are governed, audited and held accountable when they influence access to employment, credit, housing, services and economic opportunity.
Privacy, Emerging Law & Consumer Protection
How privacy, consumer protection and emerging legal frameworks can respond to automated decision-making, data collection, information asymmetries, unfair practices and new technology-driven harms.
Institutional Design & Regulatory Governance
How institutions, regulators and organizations can design governance systems capable of overseeing complex technologies, managing risk and translating legal requirements into effective accountability structures.
Economic Systems & Access to Opportunity
How technology, data, policy and institutional structures influence economic participation, mobility, access to resources and the distribution of opportunity.