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When Evidence Behaves Like Water, Law Cannot Think Like a Mouse
Ralph Losey argues that quantum and quantum-assisted systems will produce evidence that varies between runs rather than repeating identically. Lawyers will need to test whether the resulting distribution is reliable and preserve the calibration logs,...
Why Quantum Law, and Why Now? Privacy, Proof, and Judgment in the Next Technology Shift to Quantum
Quantum computing is moving from theory to practical legal concern. Ralph Losey examines Q-Day, post-quantum cryptography, quantum evidence, and the emerging responsibilities lawyers, courts, and legal professionals must understand before the next major technology shift...
Illumination Zone: Episode 228 | Jon Robins of Level Legal sits down with Mary Mack and Holley Robinson
In this episode, Jon shares Level Legal’s approach to building systems, emphasizing the importance of asking the right initial questions and the value of being tool-agnostic, particularly in AI integration. The conversation also explores Level...
Something Big Is Happening — But Not What You Think
Attorney Ralph Losey, who pioneered machine learning, AI and quantum i law, rebuts Matt Schumer’s viral essay on the immediate impact of existing AI, revisiting past claims, including the bar passage rate.
Crypto-Procrastination: The Dangerous Delay in Preparing for Post-Quantum Data Security
As quantum computing advances and cyberattacks surge, organizations face a new reality: encrypted data collected today may be decrypted tomorrow. From “harvest now, decrypt later” threats to NIST’s post-quantum cryptography standards, this analysis explains why...
AI Talks About My Quantum Articles in Three Formats: Traditional Podcast, Debating AIs and a Video Slideshow
Ralph Losey uses his latest blog posts on Google’s quantum computing breakthroughs and its impacts on the law as source material to demonstrate how Google’s NotebookLM can generate audio and slideshows with amazing quality.
Google’s New ‘Quantum Echoes Algorithm’ and My Last Article, ‘Quantum Echo’
Google’s new Quantum Echoes algorithm achieves verifiable quantum advantage—bridging physics, law, and the future of proof. Ralph Losey explores what it will mean for law, evidence and security.