Law Tech Econ AI
A special issue on the law, technology and economics of AI, prepared after a workshop held in Hong Kong in May 2025. It asks what kind of governance AI demands. An introduction and 14 contributions, published from 29 August 2025 to 1 October 2025.
Edited by Adrian Kuenzler, HKU Law School; Thibault Schrepel, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam; Volker Stocker, then at the Weizenbaum Institute
Contributions
Newest firstThe Future-Proof Fantasy of AI Regulation
1 October 2025
Volker Stocker and William Lehr
Principal-Agent Dynamics and Digital (Platform) Economics in the Age of Agentic AI
29 September 2025
Personalized Competition Law: The New Frontier of AI Market Governance
26 September 2025
Implementing the European AI Act: Balancing Horizontal Consistency with Sector-Specific Requirements
24 September 2025
The New AI Regulation in Korea: Problems of Jurisdictional Overlaps
22 September 2025
Kyohei Yamamoto and Yasunori Tabei
Japanese AI Regulation and Competition Law
19 September 2025
Crafting the Regulatory Ecosystem for AI: Competition 2.0
17 September 2025
Statutory Obsolescence in the Age of Innovation: A Few Thoughts about GDPR
15 September 2025
AI Governance as Regulation of Collective Memory
12 September 2025
Dams For The Infinite River: Limits To Copyright’s Power Over The Next-Generation of Generative AI Media
10 September 2025
Governing Hyperobjects: The New Economics of AI Regulation
8 September 2025
The Regulation that Cried Wolf: Generative AI Training Data and the Challenge of Lawful Scale
5 September 2025
Ginger Zhe Jin, Liad Wagman and Mengyi Zhong
Artificial Intelligence and Data Policies: Regulatory Overlaps and Economic Tradeoffs
3 September 2025
Toward Compliance Zero: AI and the Vanishing Costs of Regulatory Compliance
2 September 2025