papers on it.

And then in the algorithmic, the pre LLM algorithm era, people had some conversations about sort of algorithms entering contracts.

There's just not a ton of case law, in part because agents are pretty good a lot of the time.

The one case that I love and I would recommend to anyone who's interested in knowing what's coming in this space, and which I taught for a couple of years before my contract casebook co-authors made me take it out of the book, was a case called B2C2 versus Coin, which comes out of the Singapore Commercial Arbitration Court.

Unsurprisingly, it's an arbitral court.

And they basically are trying to adjudicate, at the core of it, it's a contract to buy and sell crypto.

And a person wrote an algorithm several years before the case happened that said, buy and sell crypto under the following set of conditions.

But if you do, what would an approach be?