Open challenges
Problems I cannot yet solve alone. Reply by email: the best answers are published here, with your name. If you prove me wrong, it goes in the log.
A no should cost as much as a yes
Count the steps to subscribe to a service and the steps to cancel. Send me screenshots of both paths: let’s build the first public asymmetry index together.
Reward: Credit in the index + mention in the next essay
Take the challengeThe contract’s package leaflet
A painkiller leaflet is tested on real readers. A contract is not. Are you a company willing to test one of your documents with Neuro Legal Cortex and publish the before/after?
Reward: Free pilot test for the first three
Take the challengeReverse the burden
Could you prove your cookie banner does not work against the user? Propose how you would prove it. The best proofs become a practical chapter of Habeas Mentem.
Reward: Co-authorship of the case study
Take the challengeWho measures the measurers?
If understanding can be measured, who audits the instrument? I am looking for lawyers, neuroscientists and ethicists to write the limits before the tool.
Reward: Invitation to the lab’s open committee
Take the challengeFalsify Habeas Mentem
Every serious theory says what would refute it. Find the case, data or argument that breaks the thesis. I publish the strongest critiques first.
Reward: Your critique published with a reply
Take the challengeThe human in the loop
Human oversight: tell me a real case where the human could truly say no to the machine. And one where they only signed.
Reward: Your case joins the public centaur map
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