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This paper addresses the challenges in attributing legal significance to changes in multi-causal injuries, focusing on the concept of datability.

August 2, 2026Open Access

Trajectory and Attribution in Generative Relational Systems: A Preliminary Position Paper on Datability, Criticality, and the Endogenous Predisposition

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This paper addresses the challenges in attributing legal significance to changes in multi-causal injuries, focusing on the concept of datability.
Isolates the requirement of datability as it relates to injuries and criticality.
Analyzes a bistable system under slow forcing to demonstrate the limitations of classical legal doctrines.
Proposes findings of position to address weaknesses in current representation and interpretation systems.
Identifies that necessary factors for injury are insufficient when examined under current legal doctrines.
Highlights the failure of established legal filters to adequately assign significance to all acts causing injury.
Suggests that the limitations of current systems can be alleviated by expanding resources for history recording.

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Position paper explores datability and criticality in multi-causal injury systems, suggesting implications for legal representation.

Wanhong HUANG (2026) studied this question.

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