Jeffery Atik, Professor of Law, Jacob Becker Fellow
- Smart Contracts and Financial Technology
- Artificial Intelligence and Law
- Innovation Law
- Business Associations
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Education
- AB, with distinction, University of California Berkeley
- JD, Yale Law School
- PhD, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid
- Jur. Dr. (honoris causa), Lund University
Background
Jeffery Atik writes on innovation and law with a current focus on computational law, AI and financial regulation, and AI and international trade / national security. He is co-Principal Investigator of the Quantum Law research project at Lund University, funded by the Wallenberg Foundations. Atik has served on three NAFTA binational panels, including the review in Softwood Lumber from Canada.
Selected Scholarship
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United States: Scattered Quantum Law, in Rostam Neuwirth, Iris Eisenberger and Xingzhong Yu (eds.), Cambridge Handbook on Quantum Law and Intelligence (2026)
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Review of Eric Blumenson, Why Human Rights?- A Philosophical Guide, in Law and Philosophy (2026)
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AI Outputs and the Limited Reach of the First Amendment, 63 Washburn L. J. 159 (2024) (with Karl Manheim)
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Quantum Advantage for Antitrust (Working Paper 2024) (with Julian Nowag)
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Parsimony - Using Machine Learning to Critique Common Law Rules (Working Paper 2023)
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Quantum Computing and the Legal Imagination, 18 ABA The SciTech Lawyer 12 (2022)
- A Weaponized Court of Justice in Shrems II, 4 Nordic Journal of European Law (2021) (with Xavier Groussot)
- Quantum Computing and Computational Law, 13 Law, Innovation and Technology (2021) (with Valentin Jeutner)