Authors
Voices shaping the conversation at the intersection of law, technology, and decision intelligence.
Elena Markov
Specialist in algorithmic decision systems and computational ethics
Independent researcher working at the intersection of formal logic and automated decision-making processes. She advises civil society organizations on AI accountability frameworks.
James Okafor
Specialist in regulatory risk analysis and automated compliance
Former fintech regulatory consultant who now writes about how AI systems interpret complex regulatory frameworks. Based between London and Lagos.
Sofia Chen
Obsessed with legal data visualization and computational argumentation
Interface designer for next-generation legal tech platforms. She believes information design can transform how judicial reasoning is understood.
Rafael Morales
Specialist in legal system interoperability and open standards
Software engineer turned legal data standardization advocate. Contributes to working groups developing ontologies for legal knowledge representation.
Anya Volkov
Specialist in cognitive accessibility of automated legal documents
Computational linguist focused on making legal language understandable for both humans and machines. She researches plain language automation.
Kwame Asante
Obsessed with language models applied to comparative jurisprudence
Self-taught NLP researcher working with multilingual legal corpora. He writes from Accra about how LLMs are reshaping legal analysis.
Isla Vinter
Specialist in privacy by design and algorithmic data governance
Former data protection advisor exploring the implications of generative AI on legal confidentiality and attorney-client privilege.
Hiro Tanaka
Obsessed with workflow automation and distributed decision-making
Open source tool builder for small law practices. He advocates for accessible legal technology that lowers barriers to justice.