Jul
Essay
Stirling & Rose
The Intelligence Age
Arguments around the Responsible Machine Problem and the need for future-proof, technology-agnostic legislation as AI becomes operationally embedded.
Publications
2025
2024
2023
Aug
Submission
Stirling & Rose
Safe & Responsible AI in Australia
Policy recommendations on AI governance, including a national taskforce and an Australian Data Advisory Committee.
Apr
Citation
Oxford Academic / Cambridge Journal of Economics
Menger or Marx? The political ontology of cryptocurrency
Cited for research assistance by Tully Rector and Jason Grant Allen in the Cambridge Journal of Economics.
Mar
Submission
Stirling & Rose
Token Mapping - Treasury submission
Addressed Treasury's token mapping exercise, PPSA lending challenges, and the case for a functional approach over bespoke taxonomy.
Feb
Research paper
SSRN
When Is Public Permissionless Blockchain Versus Permissioned DLT Appropriate for Enterprise Use Cases?
Examines when public permissionless blockchains versus permissioned distributed ledger systems are appropriate for enterprise deployment.
Feb
Guide
Chambers and Partners
Chambers Introduction to FinTech Legal - Australia
Overview of the 2023 Australian fintech landscape, with focus on ESG, crypto-specific regulation, consumer protection, privacy, and complex money.
2022
Dec
Essay
Ty Haberland
ChatGPT - Shifting Ground for Junior Lawyers
An essay on AI, legal work, and what happens to junior lawyers when efficiency overtakes apprenticeship.
Dec
Submission
Stirling & Rose
UK Law Commission - Digital Assets
Engagement with the proposed legal test for property and counter-models grounded in traditional private law.
Dec
Article
Stirling & Rose
Saving Face? Check your Avatar Terms & Conditions
Examines facial data processing, licensing conflicts, and digital identity risk in consumer AI avatar tools.
Feb
Essay
Ty Haberland
Metalaw: crime and conduct in the metaverse
How law, social standards, user safety, and jurisdiction might operate in shared virtual worlds.
Jan
Essay
Ty Haberland
The reasonable coder and smart legal contracts
Examines who qualifies as a reasonable coder when courts interpret coded contractual terms.