The Georgetown AI and the Legal Profession (GAILP) Initiative launched with a vibrant and well-attended luncheon that brought together faculty, staff, alumni, students, and friends of Georgetown Law for an engaging discussion about the future of law in…
POLITICO Morning Tech today highlighted a new policy brief co-authored by Federal Alumni Fellows Stephanie Nugyen and Erie Meyer. The piece, titled What Would It Take for AI Companies to Reduce AI Sycophancy Risks?, outlines concrete steps companies can…
On October 24th, we hosted our second “Noshes with Natalie” event of the semester.
The field of privacy lends itself to countless different career paths. From lawyers to technologists, privacy issues manifest themselves in a plethora of fields. We were thrilled to welcome experts who have found unique careers in the field of privacy to share their experience and expertise.
Thank you for joining us for Digital Inclusion Week!
On October 9th-10th, we were thrilled to convene a small, closed-door gathering of civil society organizations and think tanks.
Jonathan Sallet, lead litigator for the state plaintiffs in the landmark U.S. v. Google search antitrust case, joined a recent talk at the Georgetown Institute for Technology Law and Policy.
Today, the Georgetown Institute of Technology Law and Policy hosted the Tech @ Georgetown Law Mixer for students.
‘Noshes with Natalie,’ is informal coffee-and-pastries chat with Institute for Technology Law & Policy Executive Director Natalie Roisman and a fantastic group of tech and telecom practitioners.
The Institute for Technology Law & Policy recently hosted a thought-provoking discussion with Professor Ryan Calo.
