This Monthly Intake collects AI law scholarship posted to AI Law Blawg in July 2026, organized by category.
AI Governance
- Alicia Solow-Niederman, Clickwrap Accountability (95 Fordham L. Rev. (forthcoming 2026))
- Thomas A. Smith, Persons Real and Feigned A Metaphysics of the Legal Person
- Stephane Rousseau & Catherine Régis, Artificial Intelligence and the Board of Directors: AI Governance Frameworks and Disclosure Practices of Canadian-Listed Corporations
- Rajat Pandey, The Agentic AI Governance Framework: A Universal Model for Risk, Accountability, and Compliance in Autonomous Systems (https://orcid.org/0009-0001-8440-2191)
- David S. Olson, Beyond Conception: AI, the America Invents Act, and the Temporal Anchor of Invention (Brooklyn Law Review, Vol. 92 (Forthcoming))
- Cary Coglianese & Oren Perez, Fighting Risk with Risk (University of Illinois Law Review, forthcoming)
- Lucia Velasco et al., The Future of the AI Summit Series
- Caitlin Burke, TikTok, Instagram, and the “Fourth Party”: The Impact of Technical Design on Personal Content Moderation (Ohio State Journal On Dispute Resolution 2025)
- Urooba Salman, The Digital Panopticon: How AI has Reshaped Workplace Surveillance and Labor Control
Data Governance and Training
- Woodrow Hartzog & Evan Selinger, On the Right to Obscurity (17 California Law Review Online 23 (2026))
- Paul Jurcys, Copyright Registration Requirement in the U.S.
- John Ferguson, Personal Medical AI: A Framework for Individual-Based Healthcare Monitoring SubTitile: Personal Medical AI Framework
Competition and Markets
- Giuseppe Colangelo & Ariel Ezrachi, AI Ecosystems, Power Shifts, and EU Competition Law Enforcement
- Daniel Goicouria, Extraterritoriality in AI: Harmonizing the Digital Market Act and US Antitrust Law (Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law, Volume 58, No. 4 pp. 1055-1110)