The Judicial Innovation Fellowship (JIF) is a 11 month fellowship for technology leaders to help transform justice across state, local, territorial, and tribal courts. We partner with forward thinking courts to build critical data infrastructure, simplify processes, and improve the usability of court services. We then find and match talented people who can make this work happen. Apply by April 7, 2023.
“AI and The Future of Facial Recognition: Regulation, Moratoriums and Cross-border Dialogues” was a hybrid event Thursday, May 5th at 5:00pm ET. In partnership with the Georgetown Law Institute for Technology Law & Policy, the AI Future Lab and DC…
This year's installment of the annual Iron Tech Lawyer Invitational was hosted on Friday, April 29th at 9:00am ET.
This is our latest installment of the AI Governance Series, entitlted “Towards Human-Centric AI: The Japanese model”, co-hosted by the Yale Information Society Project, the Georgetown Institute for Technology Law and Policy and the Georgetown Global…
Join us for our latest installment of the AI Governance Series, co-hosted by Yale ISP. This upcoming panel will follow our Chinese AI event and focus on Europe’s role in the world of AI, both in software development and a manufacturing hub for chips…
This one-hour event brings together a panel of technology policy and antitrust litigation experts to discuss two bills that are intended to restrict anticompetitive conduct, but that may also open the door to claims that platforms can no longer restrict…
Data is everywhere. It is being collected in almost every industry and in every layer of government. While there have been many discussions about the automated decision making algorithms, there has not been enough investigation into the data itself, how…
In this latest installment of the AI Governance Series, this upcoming panel will focus on China’s role in the world of AI, both in software development and a manufacturing hub for chips in the global supply chain. We hope you will be able to join us…
Digital information is powerful: the information created, shared, and preserved by archives, libraries, and scholars provides everybody with greater access to knowledge. And no organization does digital information quite like the Internet Archive. To…
Join this cohosted event organized by the Tech Institute's very own Professor Madhavi Sunder on Intellectual Property and COVID-19. View information about the event here.
