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Autonomous Haulage, Algorithmic Geology and the Emerging Liability Framework for AI in Mining
From the Pilbara to Brumadinho: How the Automation of Extraction Is Reshaping Mining Disputes
Jul 3
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Nick Rowles-Davies
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June 2026
No Circuit Split Yet: Prediction Markets, State Gambling Law and the CFTC’s New Rule Proposal
The federal-state boundary for prediction markets is unsettled, but it is not yet the subject of an appellate circuit split.
Jun 25
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Nick Rowles-Davies
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Automated Systems, Certification Failure and the Liability Gap Above 30,000 Feet
From the 737 MAX to the eVTOL Certification Race: How Aviation Law Is Absorbing Algorithmic Flight
Jun 25
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Nick Rowles-Davies
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Algorithmic Blackouts, Grid Liability and the Legal Architecture of AI-Managed Energy
From the Iberian Peninsula Blackout to FERC's AI Data Centre Rulemaking: How Energy Law Is Absorbing Autonomous Grid Management
Jun 8
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Nick Rowles-Davies
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Autonomous Vessels, Algorithmic Navigation and the Emerging Law of Unmanned Shipping
From the IMO MASS Code to the River Drone 5 Collision: How Maritime Law Is Absorbing the Crewless Ship
Jun 1
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Nick Rowles-Davies
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May 2026
Voiceprints under BIPA
Nine class actions allege Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Microsoft, NVIDIA, Samsung, Adobe and ElevenLabs took voice recordings from Illinois…
May 29
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Nick Rowles-Davies
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The Pikabea Pleading and the State-Law Backstop for AI Washing in Crypto
The pleading
May 28
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Nick Rowles-Davies
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Privilege, AI and the Kovel Question
In United States v.
May 26
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Nick Rowles-Davies
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Code, Courts and the Limits of Autonomous Agreement: The Jurisprudence of Smart Contract Disputes
From Mango Markets to the Property (Digital Assets etc) Act 2025: How Legal Systems Are Absorbing Programmable Transactions
May 25
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Nick Rowles-Davies
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The TAKE IT DOWN Act Becomes a Compliance Statute
On 19 May 2026 the federal regime against non-consensual intimate imagery in the United States stopped being a piece of legislation and started being a…
May 24
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Nick Rowles-Davies
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When the Case Is Already in the Textbook
A new evaluation from Copenhagen and Umeå shows where machines can replicate the editorial work of human headnote writers and where they cannot
May 23
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Nick Rowles-Davies
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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.
May 21
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Nick Rowles-Davies
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