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Legal AI Jevons Paradox: Faster Tools, Busier Lawyers

## Technology Blind Spot Series On January 15, 2026, Sen. John Curtis pressed four expert witnesses at the Senate Commerce Committee hearing on youth and technology with a rapid-fire sequence of questions. Are social media algorithms designed to be addictive? Do companies track user behavior to adj

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The Mosaic

THE PORTRAIT YOU NEVER SAT FOR | PART 1 OF 5 | In 2000, Latanya Sweeney sat at a computer in the Carnegie Mellon Data Privacy Lab and ran a test. She took three pieces of information: zip code, birth date, and sex. She checked them against a voter registration database.

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HOW WOULD THE JUSTICES LIKELY RULE — REFERENCE SERIES -United States v. Heppner

On the morning of February 10, 2026, Bradley Heppner sat at the defense table in the Southern District of New York. On a seized laptop, federal agents had found 31 documents he had written himself using Anthropic’s Claude. He had typed his defense strategy into the tool. He had mapped his legal expo