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Law as Code
Prof. Scott J. Shapiro · Yale Law School
How AI is encoding legal rules and shifting power from lawyers to engineers and platforms.
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AI Is Eroding the Right to Privacy
Daniel Solove · George Washington University
How AI systems threaten privacy at scale and what legal frameworks can address these risks.
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AI Market Domination and the Natural Monopoly Problem
Prof. Tejas Narechania · Berkeley Law
Economic and legal frameworks for regulating AI concentration and market power.
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“A Perfect Evidentiary Storm” – Deepfakes and AI in the Courtroom
Judge Paul Grimm · Duke Law / Former U.S. District Judge
How courts are grappling with AI-generated evidence and deepfakes in modern litigation.
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Fully Autonomous Weapons of War
Prof. Mitt Regan · Georgetown Law
The legal and ethical implications of autonomous weapons systems in international law.
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Ingesting Data, Igniting Lawsuits: AI’s Copyright Dilemma
Prof. Shyam Balganesh · Columbia Law
Copyright law collides with AI: training data, liability, and the future of intellectual property.
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Large Language Lawyers – A.I. Attorney Ethics
Prof. Tanina Rostain · Georgetown Law
How lawyers should think about ethical obligations when using AI language models in practice.
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