Code on Trial: AI, Crypto and the Law in Dispute

Code on Trial: AI, Crypto and the Law in Dispute

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Three Models of Deepfake Liability
Why the FTC's new removal duty operates outside Section 230 and why its one-sided safe harbour will reward over-removal.
 • Nick Rowles-Davies
When the US Class Closes, the Litigation Map Stays Open
The Bartz v Anthropic fairness hearing on 14 May 2026 saw little resistance to the headline number.
 • Nick Rowles-Davies
The Dual Standard: When AI Reliance Is Negligent and When Non-Use May Become Negligent
Professional Liability in the Age of Generative AI: From Sullivan & Cromwell to the SRA's Competence Consultation
 • Nick Rowles-Davies
Connecticut Joins the State AI Map
Colorado Has Already Hit the Pause Button
 • Nick Rowles-Davies
The Jurisprudential Evolution of Agentic Commerce
A Comparative Analysis of Legal Frameworks and Litigation Trends in the US, UK, and EU
 • Nick Rowles-Davies
The Bartz Architecture Goes East
Five publishers and Scott Turow sued Meta Platforms and Mark Zuckerberg on 5 May 2026 in the Southern District of New York for willful copyright…
 • Nick Rowles-Davies
The Reviewable Record
AI in CFTC Registration Triage and the Administrative Procedure Act
 • Nick Rowles-Davies
Global Liability Frameworks for Autonomous Vehicle Accidents
By late 2024, Waymo’s robotaxi fleet had logged more than 25 million fully autonomous public-road miles across the United States.[50] Yet a single…
 • Nick Rowles-Davies

April 2026

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