Researcher built AI agents to mine Japanese newspaper archives and clone a 1996 law professor
KarlMuth · x · 2026-09-03
KarlMuth shares a full agent workflow behind a new market-regulation paper on Japan: two autonomous agents mined Japanese newspaper archives to assemble a primary-source library without reliance on fixed search strings; a second setup cloned Prof. Milhaupt circa 1996 from pre-1996 regulation, caselaw, and treatises to serve as a sounding board. The resulting paper appears in Vol. 22 of UPenn's Asian Law Review.
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