Lewis Rinaudo Cohen on Machine Law, Tokenization, and Crypto
Original title: EP. 123 | Every Lawyer Is a Technology Lawyer Now: Lewis Rinaudo Cohen on Machine Law
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Summary
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Key points
- Lewis Rinaudo Cohen calls his practice machine law rather than AI law, focusing on autonomous agents executing financial transactions at scale.
- A credibly neutral network like ETH or SOL allows institutional tokenization to cross borders.
- The SEC introduced a new innovation exemption for automated market makers.
Questions
What is machine law?
Why are ETH and SOL important for tokenization?
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