Superjustice
What justice can become when computation relaxes the constraints of scarcity, delay, and inconsistency.
Toronto
Benjamin Alarie
Building the AI shaping tax.
Writing about what it means for law.
Legal reasoning is becoming abundant. Judgment and responsibility are not. What I believe →
NowNovember 2026
Building Blue J, which announced a US$176 million Series E financing on 10 November. Launching Superjustice: a keynote in Amsterdam, given on 12 November, and a talk at Stanford on 17 November. Editing Beyond Superjustice, the collection of responses to the book, toward a Hong Kong workshop and a Toronto symposium in 2027.
Blue J
I co-founded Blue J in 2015 and lead it as CEO. We build AI-powered tax research tools that help professionals work through complex questions using relevant legal authorities. This is where my work on computational law meets the practical demands of professional judgment.
Blue J's approach for scaling fast in complex, regulated domains: how Blue J combines tax expertise, authoritative sources, user feedback, and model evaluations.
Books
The Legal Singularity
How AI can make law more predictable, coherent, and fair: an argument for a future in which law becomes functionally complete.
Winner, 2024 AAP PROSE Award in Legal Studies and Criminology.
legalsingularity.com →Contact
Speaking, interview, and media inquiries, by email.
Biographies in three lengths are on the About page. The headshot, covers, CV, upcoming appearances, published coverage, and reviews are under Media & speaking.