MIT Computational Law Report

Open-Source Generative AI Challenge

Generative AI Legal Entity Challenge

by Dazza Greenwood, Jesse Han, John Nay, Michael Bommarito, Damien Riehl, Megan Ma, and Dan Katz

Published: May 15, 2023

The Generative AI Legal Entity Challenge Page

GenAI for Law - Cases and Policies

by Dazza Greenwood

Published: Nov 07, 2023

Demos and discussion of generative AI for judicial cases and privacy policies.

Composable Governance Pt. 2

Aligning ‘Decentralized Autonomous Organization’ to Precedents in Cybernetics

by Michael Zargham and Kelsie Nabben

Published: Nov 20, 2023

Decentralized Autonomous Organizations - DAOs: the Convergence of Technology, Law, Governance, and Behavioral Economics

by André Guskow Cardoso

Published: Nov 20, 2023

Relevance of Composable Governance to the space domain and sustainable lunar activities: Re-imagining a Computational Jurisdiction to deal with safety zones on the Moon.

by Christophe Bosquillon

Published: Sep 05, 2023

SMU's Computational Legal Studies: Past, Present, and Future

Unsupervised Machine Scoring of Free Response Answers—Validated Against Law School Final Exams

by David Colarusso

Published: Sep 06, 2022

Sharing and Caring: Creating a Culture of Constructive Criticism in Computational Legal Studies

by Corinna Coupette and Dirk Hartung

Published: Sep 05, 2023

A Language For Legal Discourse is All You Need

by L. Thorne McCarthy

Published: Jun 13, 2023

Release 4.0

Data Intermediaries: Fourth Amendments, Third Parties, Second Chances, and First Principles

by Jonathan Askin, Brian Fischer, Kristin Kuraishi, and Patrick Lin

Published: Jun 13, 2023

The Un-Modeled World: Law and the Limits of Machine Learning

by Frank Fagan

Published: Sep 06, 2022

If we build it, will they come? Developing and distributing digital standards for smart derivatives contracts

by Ciarán McGonagle

Published: Sep 06, 2022

Trust in a Trustless System: Decentralized, Digital Identity, Customer Protection, and Global Financial Security

by Jonathan Askin, Chynna Foucek, Sydney Abualy, and Alexei Furs

Published: Jan 18, 2022

The Data Rights Protocol: Threading Privacy Rights into the Internet

by Sebastian Zimmeck

Published: Jan 18, 2022

Using Digital Contract Negotiations to Build a Brighter Future

by Olga Mack

Published: Jan 18, 2022

Special Release: COVID-19

Special Release: Computational Law Development Goals

Special Release: Task Force

CodeX: Computable Contracts and Insurance

SMU: Past, Present, and Future

Collected Works on Composable Governance

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Open-Source Generative AI Challenge

Generative AI Legal Entity Challenge

GenAI for Law - Cases and Policies

Composable Governance Pt. 2

Aligning ‘Decentralized Autonomous Organization’ to Precedents in Cybernetics

Decentralized Autonomous Organizations - DAOs: the Convergence of Technology, Law, Governance, and Behavioral Economics

Relevance of Composable Governance to the space domain and sustainable lunar activities: Re-imagining a Computational Jurisdiction to deal with safety zones on the Moon.

SMU's Computational Legal Studies: Past, Present, and Future

Unsupervised Machine Scoring of Free Response Answers—Validated Against Law School Final Exams

Sharing and Caring: Creating a Culture of Constructive Criticism in Computational Legal Studies

A Language For Legal Discourse is All You Need

Release 4.0

Data Intermediaries: Fourth Amendments, Third Parties, Second Chances, and First Principles

The Un-Modeled World: Law and the Limits of Machine Learning

If we build it, will they come? Developing and distributing digital standards for smart derivatives contracts

Trust in a Trustless System: Decentralized, Digital Identity, Customer Protection, and Global Financial Security

The Data Rights Protocol: Threading Privacy Rights into the Internet

Using Digital Contract Negotiations to Build a Brighter Future

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