Author: lagwynfa
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Could an autonomous AI really be a trustee? A response.
Could an autonomous AI really be a trustee? A response A recent challenge to an argument I made in Trusts & Trustees prompted me to think further about the distinction between artificial legal personality and artificial agency. In the earlier article, I considered whether artificial intelligence might progress beyond operational assistance and assume the office of trustee…
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Publication news! New article accepted: The Reflexive Local AI (RLAI) Framework
Thomas Hughes introduced his 1857 novel Tom Brown’s School Days with the famous opener: “The Browns have become illustrious by the pen of Thackeray and the pencil of Doyle…” Hughes was referring, of course, to William Makepeace Thackeray and Richard Doyle, two prominent contributors to Punch. 169 years later, the Browns have once more been…
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Current musings
I currently have a paper submitted to the Journal of Legal Research Methodology (JLRM) and have been asked to write a three part short series for IPEBLA International Pension Lawyer Journal. The first output focusses on the research methodology I adopted for my empirical study into pensions and climate change. Shortly, I used AI-assistance to…
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Welcome!
This is just a quick message to welcome you to my page: The Fiduciary Forum. My reason for setting up this webpage is twofold: (i) academic publishing is often slow and I want a space where I can respond to events quickly, dealing with some of the more nuanced topics/areas that will not necessarily make…
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Empirical study update
I am happy to announce that I have now finished the empirical study for my British Academy-Leverhulme SRG (Pensions in a Warming World: An Empirical Study of the Opportunities & Challenges), having acquired over 33-hours of interview data. In light of this important milestone, I am currently transcribing the interview recordings and aim to begin…
