Law × AI
Exploring AI agents, skills, knowledge management, and legal workflows—with a focus on expressing expert judgment clearly and designing responsible human–AI boundaries.
Working at the intersection of law, teaching, and AI
LL.B. · LL.M. in Economic Law · Legal Professional Qualification · Higher-Education Teaching Certificate
I turn specialist knowledge into reusable methods—and use products, courses, and public writing to put them to work on real problems.
My training is in law and economic law, and my experience connects legal services, university legal work, and teaching. Rather than listing roles, I want to show how that experience becomes tools, workflows, and learning systems.
I care not only about what AI can generate, but how it fits into real work: what can be delegated to a tool, which judgments must remain human, and how a process can stay reviewable and improve over time.
Exploring AI agents, skills, knowledge management, and legal workflows—with a focus on expressing expert judgment clearly and designing responsible human–AI boundaries.
Connecting laws, cases, focused research, and classroom practice into learning paths that can evolve and stay relevant to real work.
Learning about AI products, frontend development, and interaction design—and turning real needs into experiences that can be tested and improved.
Formal qualifications and platform course completions are listed separately. I use the exact verifiable title and do not present course completion as professional certification.
Passed China's National Unified Legal Professional Qualification Examination.
Holds a higher-education teaching qualification.
Professional learning and certificate record.
I continue to study AI and its applications in education, then test what I learn against practical questions. My OpenAI Academy course-completion record is presented as learning evidence, separately from formal professional qualifications.
Continuing to refine a legal-career agent and a data-compliance information product, translating specialist contexts into clear product flows.
Turning recurring work—such as reviewing normative documents, formatting official documents, and maintaining ledgers—into bounded workflows with human review.
Exploring how to connect laws, cases, and focused research so a course has a clear structure and speaks to practical questions.
Start with a real problem. Clarify the facts and rules, organize knowledge into a workflow or tool, then use evidence, human review, and iteration to keep the result understandable and verifiable.
I enjoy entering new fields and trying new projects. I want curiosity to lead to practice: keep learning, understand real problems, exchange ideas with people from different backgrounds, and create value others can use.
This site is both a second résumé and a growing personal archive—a record of the work I have made, the methods I have developed, and the questions I am still exploring.