This Monthly Intake collects AI law scholarship posted to AI Law Blawg in September 2026, organized by category.
AI Governance
- Simon Chesterman, From Slaves to Synths? Superintelligence and the Evolution of Legal Personality
- Yonathan A. Arbel et al., AI Nationalization (Under Submission)
- Noam Kolt et al., Lessons from Complex Systems Science for AI Governance (Patterns, volume 6, issue 8, 2025[10.1016/j.patter.2025.101341])
- Michael Chen, Contingent AI Welfare Policies
- Tomer Jordi Chaffer, On the Institutional Origins of the Agentic Web (Harvard Journal of Law and Technology Digest, Forthcoming)
- Luísa Nazareno & Nakeina E. Douglas-Glenn, Six Years of Proposed AI Legislation Across the US States: What’s on Policymakers’ Minds? (https://scholarscompass.vcu.edu/rise/7/)
- Tomer Jordi Chaffer, On the Institutional Origins of the Agentic Web (Harvard Journal of Law and Technology Digest, Forthcoming)
Liability and Private Law
- Md Ashik Mahamud & Sherif M. Gaweesh, Connected and Autonomous Vehicle Testing in Rural America: A Review of U.S. State Legislation, Challenges, and Opportunities
- Bilal Alam Khan et al., Designing an Ethical Multimodal Driver Monitoring Systems: Risk Mitigation, Incident Response, and Accountability in Automated Vehicles
Data Governance and Training
Competition and Markets
- Giuseppe Colangelo, Is AI the End of the DMA as we Know It?
- Lars Hornuf et al., Regulatory Competition in the Age of AI
AI Safety and Security
- Taylor R. Dalton, A Problem-Solving Approach to International AI Governance
- Saahir Vazirani, Autonomy in Conflict: Legal, Technical, and Strategic Challenges of AI-Enabled Autonomous Weapon Systems Under International Humanitarian Law
- Michael Chatzipanagiotis, Incident Reporting and Investigation under the AI Act: Some Insights from Aviation (International Journal Of Law And Information Technology, forthcoming)