To join the workshop, please send an email with your name and institutional affiliation.
2024 fall season (3 PM ET unless otherwise noted):
- September 20, 2024: Bryan Choi, “Tainted Source Code”; discussant: Chinmayi Sharma
- October 18, 2024: Katrina Geddes, “How Art Became Posthuman: Copyright, AI, and Synthetic Media”; discussant: Betsy Rosenblatt
- November 15, 2024 (3:30 PM ET): Doni Bloomfield, “Intellectual Antiproperty: Export Controls and the Transformation of IP”; discussant: Deepa Varadarajan
- January 17, 2025: Aileen Nelson, “Compliance Effort: An Observational Account of How Law Becomes Code”; discussant: Jens Frankenreiter
In addition to the virtual sessions, the following papers will be presented in person at the 2025 AALS meeting, as part of the Section on Internet & Computer Law:
- Aniket Kesari, “Contracting for Fair AI: A Computational Text Analysis of State AI Procurement Contracts”; discussant: Monika Leszczyńska
- Nila Bala, “Policing Children’s Data”; discussant: Brenda Dvoskin
- Renee Henson, “Government-Backed Insurance for Unpredictable Technologies”; discussant: Shauhin Talesh
The Law & Technology Workshop started in April 2020, when the COVID-19 pandemic forced us to move a planned in-person workshop online. The purpose of this workshop is to convene scholars who work at the intersection at law and technology to present and provide feedback on early-stage research. Information about previous workshop seasons is available here.
The workshop is co-organized by Mailyn Fidler, Gus Hurwitz, João Marinotti, Ngozi Okidegbe, Asaf Lubin, Alan Rozenshtein, and Chinmayi Sharma.