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In Progress

CISR has commissioned new research on emerging use cases for soft law on the following topics. As research is published, it will be added to the Research Center.

  • Social media content ratings
  • Whether the FTC can spur generative AI codes of conduct
  • The pacing problem and self-regulation
  • National advertising regulation and cases
  • Regulation of podcasting and targeted advertising in the children’s space
  • Governance in the absence of a functional government
  • A case study of Singaporean and Japanese AI governance frameworks

Cooperative Control: Autonomous Vehicles, Safety, & Soft Law Regulatory Regimes

In this paper, Professor Pearl proposes a new approach to the regulation of the autonomous vehicle market in allowing the industry to use its deep expertise to develop concrete industry standards, and uses as an instructive example the case of industry self-regulation in the amusement industry with respect to fixed rides, citing the strong industry incentive to pursue safety.
 

Tracy Hresko Pearl

University of Oklahoma, College of Law

Soft Law Functions in the International Governance of AI

In this paper, the researchers offer an overview of soft law functions in the context of international AI governance and propose the establishment of a global AI governance mechanism to fulfill AI soft law functions that have not been picked up by existing institutions.
 

Wendell Wallach, Anka Reuel, Anja Kaspersen

Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs, Yale Interdisciplinary Center for Bioethics

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In Progress

CISR has commissioned new research on emerging use cases for soft law on the following topics. As research is published, it will be added to the Research Center.

  • Social media content ratings
  • Whether the FTC can spur generative AI codes of conduct
  • The pacing problem and self-regulation
  • National advertising regulation and cases
  • Regulation of podcasting and targeted advertising in the children’s space
  • Governance in the absence of a functional government
  • A case study of Singaporean and Japanese AI governance frameworks

Cooperative Control: Autonomous Vehicles, Safety, & Soft Law Regulatory Regimes

In this paper, Professor Pearl proposes a new approach to the regulation of the autonomous vehicle market in allowing the industry to use its deep expertise to develop concrete industry standards, and uses as an instructive example the case of industry self-regulation in the amusement industry with respect to fixed rides, citing the strong industry incentive to pursue safety.
 

Tracy Hresko Pearl

University of Oklahoma, College of Law

Soft Law Functions in the International Governance of AI

In this paper, the researchers offer an overview of soft law functions in the context of international AI governance and propose the establishment of a global AI governance mechanism to fulfill AI soft law functions that have not been picked up by existing institutions.
 

Wendell Wallach, Anka Reuel, Anja Kaspersen

Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs, Yale Interdisciplinary Center for Bioethics

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