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Superjustice
Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
AI will transform law.
It will not automatically produce justice.
Superjustice is about how we can build law for human flourishing.
For judges, policymakers, legal scholars, law firm leaders, educators, technologists, and anyone thinking seriously about the future of justice.
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About the Book
Justice delayed is justice denied. Courts are backlogged, legal help is out of reach for billions, and rigid rules struggle to keep pace with modern life. Superjustice argues for redesigning that system rather than digitizing it: law as a dynamic, responsive framework built for human flourishing, in which
- Justice becomes a universally accessible service, not a luxury for the few
- Legal gridlock gives way to responsive, data-driven solutions
- Communities gain real power through hybrid decentralized governance models
- Personalized law adapts to individual circumstances while maintaining fairness
- Human wisdom and AI capabilities combine to deliver outcomes impossible for either alone
Neither utopian fantasy nor dystopian warning. The book carries the argument through to implementation: what has to change in legal education, in professional roles, and in institutional structure to make justice abundant rather than scarce.
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In the press06
- Radio / Podcast The AmberMac Show · SiriusXM Zuckerberg’s AI Manifesto + Closing the Justice Gap
- Radio Marketplace Tech AI-driven law could be an answer to accessible legal help
- Feature Yale Law Report Book feature PDF
Upcoming events10
- Lecture Seoul National University Invited conference presentation
- Reading Group Creative Destruction Lab, University of Toronto Discussion comparing Superjustice and Orwell’s 1984
- Seminar London School of Economics Book launch seminar
Also in planning: Stanford University · Cambridge · University of Toronto · Kyoto University · UNSW Sydney · City University of Hong Kong
Full schedule through spring 2027 →Read the Introduction Free
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