Code on Trial: AI, Crypto and the Law in Dispute
Nick Rowles-DaviesWhere AI and crypto meet legal reality. Practical analysis of disputes, liability, regulation and evidence. Subscribe for case-led insight into what gets pleaded, argued, proved and awarded.
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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. One US court of appeals has ruled on whether the Commodity Exchange Act pre-empts state gambling law as applied to...
Automated Systems, Certification Failure and the Liability Gap Above 30,000 Feet
Introduction
In May 2026, LOT Polish Airlines became the first airline to take Boeing to a jury trial over the 737 MAX grounding.1 The airline sought approximately USD 153 million in damages arising from the worldwide grounding of the MAX...
Algorithmic Blackouts, Grid Liability and the Legal Architecture of AI-Managed Energy
Introduction
On 28 April 2025, the continental electricity systems of Spain and Portugal collapsed.1 The Iberian Peninsula blackout cut power to more than 55 million people. Electricity was interrupted for approximately ten hours in most a...
Autonomous Vessels, Algorithmic Navigation and the Emerging Law of Unmanned Shipping
Introduction
On 22 May 2026, the International Maritime Organization adopted the first global safety code for autonomous and AI-enabled commercial ships.1 The Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships Code, agreed at the 111th session of the Marit...
Voiceprints under BIPA
Nine class actions commenced in the Northern District of Illinois between 11 and 13 May 2026 allege that Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Microsoft, NVIDIA, Samsung, Adobe and ElevenLabs extracted voiceprints from recordings of Illinois broad...
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