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How will AI, digital finance, and emerging technologies reshape law and regulation?Tech & Law Digest explores the intersection of AI, legal systems, and digital innovation through short, clear explanations of the technologies and policies shaping the future. - Large Language Models (LLMs) and AI systemsRAG architecture, rerankers, and modern AI infrastructureAI governance and regulationLegal Tech and the digital transformation of courtsFinTech regulation, digital assets, and CBDCsPlatform regulation and the digital economyEach episode helps viewers understand how emerging technol
Unknown Host hosts Tech & Law Digest, a education show with 21 episodes published.
What if a legal prediction model looks accurate only because it is reading hindsight baked into court decisions?This explainer walks through "Shortcut Learning in Legal Judgment Prediction: Empirical Evidence from the UK
What if a court-facing LLM refuses a lawful translation or summary task simply because the case facts are disturbing?This video explains "Measuring & Mitigating Over-Alignment for LLMs in Multilingual Criminal Law Courts
Are legal AI models learning the law, or just learning the judge?This video explains "Towards Explainable Adjudicative Variance: Quantifying Judicial Discretion via Gated Multi-Task Learning" by Stanisław Sójka, Felix St
What happens when a stablecoin becomes important enough to be treated like financial infrastructure?This video explains the Bank of England's June 2026 policy statement and consultation on sterling-denominated systemic s
What if an LLM's answer could be traced back to the training examples that most shaped it?This video summarizes "Data Attribution in Large Language Models via Bidirectional Gradient Optimization" by Frédéric Berdoz, Luca
Can AI do doctrinal legal reasoning, or are current benchmarks measuring the wrong thing?This video summarizes Michèle Finck's article "The Measurement Gap in the Automation of EU Law: Benchmarking Doctrinal Legal Reason
What if most stablecoin transfers are not simple payments at all?This video summarizes the BIS Working Paper "The anatomy of stablecoin transactions" by Fabian Schaer, Anneke Kosse, Tara Rice, Takeshi Shirakami, and Jira
This video summarizes the arXiv paper "Tracing Stablecoin Contagion during the USDC Depeg after the Silicon Valley Bank Collapse" by Krongtum Sankaewtong, Stefan Kitzler, Bernhard Haslhofer, and Yuichi Ikeda.The paper st
BIS Unified Ledger Explained | Tokenisation, Wholesale CBDC, and Future Money What happens when central bank money, tokenised deposits, and real-world assets all live on the same programmable platform? In this video, we
When a Bot Signs a Contract, Who's Bound? Chopra & White Explained This content is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. You are responsible for how you use this information and s
Christoph Busch's 2025 paper asks whether European Union consumer law is ready for the rise of AI agents that shop, compare, and contract on behalf of consumers. This video explains Busch's core argument: the move from h
Can AI systems form contracts, who is legally responsible when they do, and what happens when an automated transaction goes badly wrong? This video explains Professor Tan Cheng-Han's 2026 article, "COVID-19, Agentic Arti
Vincent Ooi's 2022 article asks how common law should handle contracts formed by autonomous software. This digest walks through the contracting problem, the limits of the mere tools theory, the failure of the agency appr
What happens when an AI system forms a contract by mistake? This video explains Maarten Herbosch’s 2025 article, “To err is human: Managing the risks of contracting AI systems,” published in Computer Law & Security Revie
What happens when an algorithm forms a contract at the wrong price or on the wrong assumptions? Can contract law treat that as a legal mistake, and if so, whose mistake is it? This video explains Cristina Frattone's 2024
When an AI system executes a deal on its own, is that a valid contract, and whose contract is it? This video explains Eliza Mik's 2020 paper, From Automation to Autonomy: Some Non-existent Problems in Contract Law. It fo
A brief digest of Christiane Wendehorst’s 2024 Discussion Draft Principles for AI in Contracting (Version 2.1). This video explains the draft in a strictly informational way, focusing on: - what PAIC is and how it is pos
What are algorithmic or automated contracts, and how do the European Law Institute’s Guiding Principles and Model Rules on Digital Assistants for Consumer Contract (DACC) and UNCITRAL’s Model Law on Automated Contracting
This show compares the UNCITRAL Model Law on Automated Contracting (2024) with the ELI Guiding Principles and Model Rules on Digital Assistants for Consumer Contracts (2025). It explains: - what DACC covers and how its d
What if your country's cash went digital?In 8 minutes, this video explains CBDCs, or central bank digital currencies, and why governments are exploring digital cash. It breaks down wholesale vs. retail CBDCs, how they co
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