Polymathic Playground
A polymathic playground at the crossroads of Law × Technology × Quantitative Methods. This is a pluridisciplinary project that calls for collaboration, to create perspectives and solutions for modern ecosystems, society and advances. The tools below are interactive previews of my forthcoming articles. They also help you better understand concepts and definitions, and the interactions and relationships between different factors and industries. Explore the evidence behind each argument before you read the paper.
Play with the thinking before you read the paper.
A pluridisciplinary project, open to collaboration.
How fast are AI models released, which developers lead, and which details do vendors never state? Browse one developer or compare several side by side, and check every date against its source.
Companion to the forthcoming articleRegulating a Moving Target: Legal Challenges of Rapidly Evolving AI
In progressFollow money, chips, power and rules around the AI build-out. Moving dots show what flows where, and line styles show how the parts depend on one another. Does the loop close?
Companion to the forthcoming articleRethinking the Role of Law in the Evolving Artificial Intelligence (AI) Ecosystem: An Integrated and Systemic Chain Approach
In progressTwelve proposed correspondences between human brain structures and the components of artificial neural networks. The anatomy is measured from published probabilistic atlases in MNI152 space, not drawn. Each correspondence holds only if the system compared has particular properties: change the configuration and the map changes with it.
Companion to my article in preparation onLegal LLMs, judicial and lawyer reasoning, and how far the brain analogy holds
In progress · Not peer reviewed© 2026 Habbine Estelle Kim · Tools licensed CC BY-NC 4.0. The Brain–Network Correspondence Atlas embeds data that remains under its own upstream licences.
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These papers are in progress. To follow them as they appear, find me on LinkedIn or SSRN. I am inviting engineers, scientists, applied mathematicians, econometricians and other experts in data, modelling and quantitative methods to review, challenge and collaborate on this work. Write to me.