Kirin Chang

Thrilled to share "AI, Legal Labor, and the Jevons Paradox," forthcoming in @nyulawreview.bsky.social.

Jevons paradox: efficiency gains expand consumption. In law: cheaper AI surfaces more demand, more demand means more work. The profession expands, not shrinks.

ssrn.com/abstract=6303419

New draft book chapter: "Superintelligent AI and the Right to Be Forgotten" for Research Handbook on Law in an Age of Superintelligence (@elgarpublishing.bsky.social, forthcoming).

Grateful to editors Woody Barfield & Marc Blitz for the invitation.

Full draft: ssrn.com/abstract=6066047

"Wires of War" published in UPenn Journal of International Law!

Submarine cables carry 95% of global data but face hybrid warfare threats. Ukraine & Taiwan show vulnerabilities to sabotage & cyberattacks.

Solutions: treaties, cooperation & partnerships.

Read more: ssrn.com/abstract=5334980

This holiday season, delighted to share my new article published in University of Illinois Law Review Online on the first global AI treaty - analyzing the Council of Europe's Framework Convention on AI and EU AI Act.

Read the full analysis here: papers.ssrn.com/abstract=5069335

Excited to share my new @MinnesotaLawReview article examining whether we really need benefit corporation laws, when existing corporate law already allows companies to pursue both profits and purpose.

Check out the full article here: papers.ssrn.com/abstract=5007761

Thank you to The Oxford Business Law Blogfor featuring a post about my recent Minnesota Law Review article, Substance over Symbolism: Do We Need Benefit Corporation Laws?

Blog post: blogs.law.ox.ac.uk/oblb/blog-po...

Full article: papers.ssrn.com/abstract=500...

Grateful to Prof. @iajunwa.bsky.social and Scott Worland from
NormAI for leading the Law and AI Emory Hackathon! Emory Law students gained hands-on experience at the intersection of AI and legal compliance. Honored to be part of such an insightful event! @aiandwork.bsky.social @emorylaw.bsky.social

Excited to announce that my piece "Destination ADR: Charting a New Course for Airline Passenger Disputes" has been published in the Georgetown Journal of International Law (Vol. 55) and selected for reprint in the American Journal of Mediation (Vol. 16).

Read here: papers.ssrn.com/abstract=499...