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Benjamin Chen and Zhiyu Li on Beyond Accuracy: How Humans Evaluate Legally Correct but Socially Controversial Legal ...
"Beyond Accuracy: How Humans Evaluate Legally Correct but Socially Controversial Legal Advice From Machines"Benjamin Minhao Chen, Zhiyu LiTechonology, Mind and BehaviorPublished Online: July 2026Abstract: AI systems are increasingly used to provide legal advice, raising questions about whether laypeople accept guidance from algorithms—especially when that advice is legally corre...

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Ryan Whalen on Human-Required Originality: Copyright Eligibility in a Post-AI World (AIPLA Quarterly Journal)
"Human-Required Originality: Copyright Eligibility in a Post-AI World"Ryan WhalenAmerican Intellectual Property Law Association Quarterly Journal, September 2026, Vol.54, Issue 3Published online: March 2026Abstract: Generative artificial intelligence upends the assumptions that have anchored U.S. copyright law for more than a century. By enabling the production of high‑quality

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New book by Po Jen Yap, Han Zhu et al: China’s "Autonomous” Cities: The Constitution and Reconstruction of Hong Kong...
China’s “Autonomous” Cities: The Constitution and Reconstruction of Hong Kong and MacauPo Jen Yap, Han Zhu, Shiling Xiao (PhD 2022)RoutledgePublished in Sep 2026232 pp.Book Description: This book explores the constitutional evolution of Hong Kong and Macau as Beijing asserts "comprehensive jurisdiction" over both Special Administrative Regions, compelling them to align with the ...

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Shilun Zhou on Criminal Responsibility in Black-box AI Crime: Re-interpretation of Foreseeability and Inspirations f...
"Criminal responsibility in black-box AI crime: Re-interpretation of foreseeability and inspirations for Canadian AI regulations"Shilun Zhou (PhD Candidate)International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice, December 2026, Vol. 87Published online: September 2026Abstract: Perpetrators using artificial intelligence (AI) to commit crime challenge the traditional criminal liability fra...

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Pangyue Cheng and Ernest Lim on Unpacking the State-Private Nexus in China's AI Development Path (Law, Innovation an...
"Unpacking the State-Private Nexus in China's AI Development Path"Pangyue Cheng and Ernest LimLaw, Innovation and TechnologyPublished online: August 2026Abstract: The Chinese AI regulatory model is often described as state-driven, with the government deploying AI to entrench power through surveillance, control, and cooptation of public and private sectors – a comprehensive, top-...

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