The more we automate the world, the more we need AI not just as a tool, but as a normative agent.
Human institutions can't keep up with machine speed. Existing legal theory is still pre-scientific: unfalsifiable and non-computable.
For AI to act as a genuine normative agent, law itself must become computational — with explicit premises, formal failure conditions, and executable logic.
The more we automate the world, the more we need AI not just as a tool, but as a normative agent.
Human institutions can't keep up with machine speed. Existing legal theory is still pre-scientific: unfalsifiable and non-computable.
For AI to act as a genuine normative agent, law itself must become computational — with explicit premises, formal failure conditions, and executable logic.
This is what JudgeAI is working on.
Full paper linked above.
Would love to hear your thoughts.