Years of legal practice. Every platform. One standard.
I hold an LL.M from the London School of Economics and Political Science and a Visiting Scholarship from Columbia Law School. For years, as a lawyer, I have worked at the intersection of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and international law — and now I bring that analysis to video, writing, audio, and directly to your inbox.
The channels, the Substack, the podcast, the newsletter — all of it builds from the same foundation: years of legal practice and analysis applied to the questions no one else is mapping with this level of precision.
Everything grounded in binding law.
A lot of commentary on AI is speculative, politically framed, or built on assertions that aren't traceable to a source. That's not useful — and in a field where the stakes are this high, it's not honest.
Every claim I make — on video, in writing, in a podcast conversation — is tied to a binding legal instrument, an official record, or a documented public finding. No unnamed sources. No allegations. No speculation presented as fact.
The legal architecture of the AI age.
- AI liability — EU AI Act, Product Liability Directive, the accountability gap, and who pays when AI causes harm
- Cyber warfare, the laws of armed conflict, and what international law says about state-sponsored attacks
- Autonomous weapons systems and the accountability gap in International Humanitarian Law
- AI in nuclear command and control — and the complete absence of binding international governance
- Platform accountability and the legal gaps that leave creators and users without effective recourse
- The Outer Space Treaty, UNCLOS, and the legal frameworks now governing AI in orbit and on the ocean floor
- International criminal justice and the ICC's first engagement with AI-enabled atrocity
- Disinformation as a weapon of war — and the IHL provisions that don't quite cover it
Multiple formats. One standard.
Whether you prefer a video, longform writing, an audio conversation, or a briefing in your inbox — the same rigour runs through all of it.