Charter Year
Independent Funding
Research Fellows
Existing legal doctrines assume human agency at the root of liability. When systems operate beyond human oversight, traditional tort law and statutory regulation collapse, requiring a total reconstruction of legal causality.
Our research fellows construct foundational doctrines that anticipate algorithmic autonomy, ensuring legal systems maintain binding authority without stifling foundational inquiry.
To maintain absolute scholarly integrity, the Centre operates entirely free from commercial AI laboratory influence.
Absolute independence from commercial lab funding ensures uncompromised peer-reviewed doctrine and objective liability models.
A deliberate synthesis of constitutional legal scholars, computer scientists, and moral philosophers shaping algorithmic governance.
Establishing binding legal frameworks before autonomous systems outpace legislative reaction times and judicial precedent.
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