I’d like to suggest one of the explicit goals (with smaller objectives and corresponding testable success measures) for the eventual AALE software we are initially prototyping through the Tiger Team privateer effort should be the management of legal risks such that outright litigation exposure is kept to an optimal minimum but rights and recourse for harms are still handled effectively through other means and channels (eg by building in ready tools and processes for access to internal and external capabilities like escrow, reserve funds, bonding, insurance, contractual liquidated damages, common defense funds and of course lots of in-system dispute resolution mechanisms).
I’d like to suggest one of the explicit goals (with smaller objectives and corresponding testable success measures) for the eventual AALE software we are initially prototyping through the Tiger Team privateer effort should be the management of legal risks such that outright litigation exposure is kept to an optimal minimum but rights and recourse for harms are still handled effectively through other means and channels (eg by building in ready tools and processes for access to internal and external capabilities like escrow, reserve funds, bonding, insurance, contractual liquidated damages, common defense funds and of course lots of in-system dispute resolution mechanisms).