Legal Graph

Connect the claim to its source.

A connected body of legal information where obligations, interpretations and public matters retain their source context.

The Legal Graph brings together several kinds of evidence. EveryAILaw addresses laws and obligations, PubLedge records fact-specific interpretations and administrative issuances, and AI Incident Law describes public legal and regulatory matters. Obligation First supplies shared vocabulary and a validation contract.

Law offers a useful arena for examining AI-assisted work because claims can be checked against identifiable sources. Keeping the kinds of evidence distinct helps people inspect the work and understand what a record actually supports.

The connections

How the parts fit together.

Laws and obligations

Structured references to requirements and their sources.

Interpretations and issuances

Records tied to their facts, issuer and scope.

Public matters and outcomes

Source-linked accounts that distinguish allegations from outcomes.

Shared vocabulary and validation

Connect the records while preserving each source's meaning.

Obligation First

Each project keeps responsibility for its sources and judgments. The graph makes their relationships inspectable; one project's record doesn't certify the completeness or correctness of the others.

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Laws and obligations

Every AI Law

Structured references to AI-related obligations and their sources, connected through the Legal Graph.

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Interpretations and issuances

PubLedge

Open recordkeeping conventions for fact-specific interpretations and administrative issuance records.

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Public legal matters

AI Incident Law

Public-record legal and regulatory matters involving AI, with allegations and outcomes kept distinct.

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Shared schema

Obligation First

The shared vocabulary and validation contract connecting the Legal Graph while preserving each source's meaning.

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Reading the evidence

A valid record isn't the same as a current corpus, a legally correct interpretation, or a determination that a rule applies. Source dates, scope and review remain part of the evidence.

Research & resources

Explore the ideas behind the work.

Browse all papers, briefs and available media

These are dated research and design documents. Read them alongside the current project descriptions.

Help move this work forward

Bring your part to the collaboration.

Help connect an existing source or standard, review a bounded set of records, or bring a research workflow whose result can be checked against evidence.