This Monthly Intake collects AI law scholarship posted to AI Law Blawg in August 2026, organized by category.
AI Governance
- Wulf A. Kaal, From Neoclassical to Computative Labor: Foundations for a Testable Theory of Reputation Governance in the Agent Economy
- Alexandra Chouldechova & Daniel J. Hemel, Race-Conscious Admissions Algorithms and the Law
Liability and Private Law
- Ketan Ramakrishnan, Tort Law at the Frontier of Artificial Intelligence (Yale Journal on Regulation (forthcoming 2026))
- Michael Veale & João Pedro Quintais, The Obligations of Providers of General-Purpose AI Models
- Daniel Schwarcz, Distributing Risk in an Age of AI: Procedural Bad Faith and AI Claims Handling
- Jacob Bronsther, When the Cheapest Cost Avoider Is the Machine: Direct Sanctions for Autonomous AI
Data Governance and Training
- 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
- Marco Pollanen, The Probabilistic Foundations of Surveillance Failure: From False Alerts to Structural Bias
AI Safety and Security
- Rick Roth, Concept Programming for Dependable AI
- Asaf Lubin, Out of Time: Artificial Intelligence, Self-Help, and International Law’s Temporal Logic (The Cambridge Handbook of Public Law and Artificial Intelligence, Gregory, Williams, & Zerilli eds., Cambridge Univ. Press, forthcoming 2027.)