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The collision of artificial intelligence and the legal system — liability, intellectual property, regulation, and the government's role as both rule-maker and AI adopter. The law wasn't written for this.
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What is Law and The Machine about?
The collision of artificial intelligence and the legal system, liability, intellectual property, regulation, and the government's role as both rule-maker and AI adopter. The law wasn't written for this.
What has Law and The Machine covered recently?
Recent episodes include "The Algorithmic Drive-Thru: McDonald's, Deloitte, and the Price-Fixing Machine" (20 October 2026), "The Subpoena Drop: Rogue Agents, 50-Page Demands, and the 'Super Intelligence' Charade" (20 October 2026), and "The Conflict Docket: Weaponizing "Supply Chain Risk" Against AI Ethics" (4 August 2026).
How often does Law and The Machine publish?
Law and The Machine publishes roughly daily across 28 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Law and The Machine?
Booking probability for Law and The Machine is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Law and The Machine requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Law and The Machine's contact route on record: public web form.
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Law and The Machine is a general podcast with 28 episodes published.
Recent episodes
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The Subpoena Drop: Rogue Agents, 50-Page Demands, and the 'Super Intelligence' Charade
Oct 20, 2026—This episode discusses the FTC's extensive subpoenas issued to OpenAI and Anthropic, signaling a significant regulatory shift. It explores how the FTC is treating AI "hallucinations" not as benign quirks but as...
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The Conflict Docket: Weaponizing "Supply Chain Risk" Against AI Ethics
Aug 4, 2026—This episode discusses a federal judge's potential invalidation of the Pentagon's "supply chain risk" designation for AI developer Anthropic, which reportedly stemmed from the company's push for ethical guardrails on...
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The AI Speech Paradox: Musk's xAI vs. Minnesota
Aug 4, 2026—This episode explores xAI's lawsuit against the state of Minnesota, challenging a law that prohibits the creation and sharing of AI-generated fake nude images. It delves into the complex legal question of whether...
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The Missing Rival: The Blind Spot in AI Antitrust Enforcement
Jul 24, 2026—This episode explores the argument that Western antitrust enforcement in the AI sector may be misdirected by focusing solely on domestic market concentration. It suggests that this approach overlooks the significant...
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The Algorithm Will See You Out: Meta’s AI-Driven Layoffs and the Liability Black Box
Jul 24, 2026—This episode explores the controversial topic of AI-driven layoffs, focusing on reports that Meta allegedly used artificial intelligence to inform its recent workforce reductions. It delves into the "black box" problem...
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The Liability Offload: Why Weak AI Regulation is Worse Than None
Jul 24, 2026—This episode explores the counterintuitive argument that weak artificial intelligence regulation can be more detrimental than no regulation at all, creating a "liability offload" where responsibility for AI harms shifts...
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The Collusion Algorithm: California vs. Big Gas
Jul 7, 2026—This episode explores California's landmark lawsuit against energy companies, alleging AI-powered price fixing through "algorithmic collusion." It delves into how AI systems, by optimizing for profit and reacting to...
- Jul 7, 2026—
This episode delves into a reported $1.5 billion transaction by Anthropic, framed as a "price of safety" but critically examined through the lens of an "Anthropic loophole" and "piracy." It explores how AI companies...
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The Strip-Mining of Main Street: 400 Local Papers Take on the AI Machine
Jul 7, 2026—This episode explores the unprecedented collective action of 400 local papers against major AI companies, accusing them of "strip-mining" their journalistic content without permission or compensation to train large...
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The Empire Strikes Back: Big Publishing, Shadow Libraries, and the Case Against Zuck
May 22, 2026—S0This episode explores the high-profile lawsuit where major book publishers accuse Meta Platforms of using millions of pirated books from "shadow libraries" like Library Genesis to train its Llama AI models. It delves...
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The $100 Million Cold Pizza: When Algorithmic Management Backfires
May 22, 2026—S0This episode details a $100 million lawsuit against Pizza Hut by a franchisee group, alleging that an AI-powered delivery system, 'HutBot,' caused massive operational failures, leading to cold pizza and significant...
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The Politico Revolt: How a Union Killed the AI "Slop" Machine
May 22, 2026—S0This episode explores how the Washington-Baltimore News Guild successfully compelled Politico to discontinue two generative AI tools, dubbed the "AI slop machine," due to concerns over content quality, accuracy, and the...
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The Deepfake Indictment: When the Silicon Witness Lies
May 19, 2026—S0This episode explores the profound impact of AI-generated deepfakes, termed "silicon witnesses," on the legal system, highlighting how these sophisticated fakes challenge the integrity of digital evidence and the very...
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The Conflict Docket: "No Stupid Rules," Missing Lawyers, and the Maven Targeting System
May 19, 2026—S0This episode explores the complex ethical and regulatory challenges that arise when the government acts as both a major customer and the primary rule-maker for advanced AI technologies, using Project Maven as a key...
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The Lobbying Blitz: How AI Labs Are Buying Washington
May 8, 2026—S0This episode explores the unprecedented surge in lobbying by AI companies in Washington, D.C., revealing how both established tech giants and new AI firms are strategically investing heavily to shape future regulations...
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The Infinite Substitution Machine: Meta’s Piracy Problem and the "Fair Use" Shield
May 8, 2026—S0This episode explores the complex legal challenges surrounding AI models, such as those developed by Meta, which are trained on vast amounts of copyrighted material. It delves into the debate over whether this training...
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The Algorithmic HR Trap: Stripping the "AI Alibi"
May 8, 2026—S0This episode explores the "AI alibi," where companies attribute discriminatory outcomes in HR to algorithms, revealing how these tools often amplify existing human biases rather than eliminating them. It discusses the...
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The Synthetic Colleague: Title VII, Deepfakes, and the 48-Hour Takedown Trap
May 1, 2026—S0This episode explores the emerging threat of deepfakes in the workplace, highlighting how these synthetic realities can rapidly create a hostile work environment and cause irreversible damage, a phenomenon termed the...
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"Played for a Fool": The Illusion of the Nonprofit AI Lab
May 1, 2026—S0This episode delves into the controversy surrounding OpenAI, particularly Elon Musk's lawsuit alleging a betrayal of its founding non-profit mission. It explores how OpenAI transitioned from an "AGI for all humanity"...
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