Research & Publications

Examining the "Technology J-Curve" in professional services, where AI-driven "cognitive compression" reduces task time from hours to minutes, threatening the viability of temporal-based billing.

Analyzing the fundamental legal conflict between U.S. extraterritorial warrants and the EU's "regulatory fortress" (GDPR and EU Data Act), focusing on the multi-billion dollar compliance costs for multinationals.

Investigating the socioeconomic shifts in Mediterranean cities as high-income remote professionals drive residential hyper-inflation and the rise of local "tourism monocultures".

Examining the structural tension between the technical permanence of blockchain and the GDPR's Right to Erasure, exploring technical strategies to bridge the legal-technological divide.

Addressing the "accountability gap" in maritime shipping by evaluating if fully autonomous (Degree 4) vessels should be granted legal personality to manage insurance and contracts.

Exploring the "responsibility gap" created by AI's black-box nature, analyzing how probabilistic autonomy challenges established norms of causation and fault in global markets.

Analyzing how AI-driven patent surges create "legal thickets" that exclude small-scale green-tech innovators and favor the defensive portfolios of large corporations.

Rethinking liability for environmental catastrophes in international waters when AI navigation makes traditional "human error" assessments obsolete.

Analyzing how self-learning pricing algorithms challenge the "meeting of the minds" requirement for antitrust liability in the US and EU.

Investigating if the EU CBAM acts as a regressive tax on the Global South or a strategic incentive for a digital leapfrog into advanced manufacturing.

Analyzing the shift from "trade for growth" to "trade for climate," and the resulting financial burden on emerging markets with carbon-intensive manufacturing.

Evaluating the historical trajectory of human development and assessing whether systemic applications of scientific knowledge continue to be aggregate-beneficial for species-wide prosperity.

Addressing the "signal-to-noise crisis" in autonomous threat detection by integrating human cognitive heuristics to reduce false positive rates and preserve AI scalability.

Analyzing the systemic vulnerabilities introduced by autonomous energy grids and healthcare networks, evaluating mandates for safety architectures to prevent catastrophic failures.

Examining the interaction between national tax incentives and local infrastructure costs in Tier-2 cities such as Valencia and Málaga following Spain's Startup Law.

Addressing the structural conflict between the append-only nature of distributed ledgers and the GDPR's Right to be Forgotten through redactable architectures.

Proposing a standard of "semantic appraisal" to redefine the maritime "proper look-out" requirement for uncrewed vessels using AI and sensor fusion.

Evaluating whether "Robot Taxes" or "Automation Credits" can maintain the competitiveness of human labor in high-stakes sectors like healthcare and aviation.

Investigating the legal distribution of liability across coders and data providers when oracle failures produce ruinous economic results in decentralized finance.