2024 Writing Competition Winners Announced
September 9, 2024 AnnouncementsThe Institute for Technology Law & Policy is pleased to announce the winners of the nation-wide 2024 Georgetown Law Technology Review Student Technology Writing Competition.
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Meet Our Students: FCBA Diversity Pipeline Program Participants Leah DeFreitas and Bhawna Motwani
August 30, 2024 Student SpotlightGet to know Leah DeFreitas (L'26) and Bhawna Motwani (L'26).
AI Governance Series — The European Union AI Act featuring Brando Benifei
July 9, 2024 EventsTo discuss the EU AI Act, The AI Governance Virtual Symposium Series is pleased to host Brando Benifei, a Member of the European Parliament, on Tuesday, July 9.
Meet Our Students: GLTR Editors Dorea Marshall and Gary Stockard
July 9, 2024 Student SpotlightGet to know Dorea Marshall (L'25) and Gary Stockard, Jr. (L'25).
AI Governance Series — The EU AI Act in Final Form
June 27, 2024 EventsTo discuss the EU AI Act, the AI Governance Virtual Symposium Series is pleased to host Agnieszka Jabłonowska, Ewan McGaughey, Przemysław Pałka, and Lucilla Sioli on Thursday, June 27.
Meet Our Students: Westin Scholar Award Winners Logan Arkema and Nina-Simone Edwards
June 17, 2024 Student SpotlightGet to know Logan Arkema (MLT'24) and Nina-Simone Edwards (L'24).
Feminist Cyberlaw High
May 29, 2024 EventsClass is in session!
Book Talk: The Secret Life of Data by Aram Sinnreich and Jesse Gilbert
April 25, 2024 EventsPresented in collaboration with the Georgetown University Center for Digital Ethics.
The Global South, Geopolitics, and the U.S., Europe, and China's Competition to Influence Global AI Regulation
April 17, 2024 EventsAs the digital era continues to evolve, AI governance is becoming a critical issue that requires comprehensive and inclusive approaches. This panel discussion will address the nuances of AI governance in Africa and the broader Global South, with the goal of advocating for balanced AI governance approaches that take into account the impact of AI on labor, the environment, sustainability, human rights, economic development, privacy, and governance, and meet the needs of local communities, rather than imposing one-size-fits-all policy solutions derived from Europe.
Previewing the Government AI Hire, Use, Buy (HUB) Roundtable Series
April 11, 2024 EventsPresented in collaboration with the Beeck Center for Social Impact and Innovation and the Center for Security and Emerging Technology as part of Tech & Society Week 2024.