All sessions are held by Zoom at 4 PM ET unless otherwise noted. To join the workshop, please send an email with your name and institutional affiliation.
- September 20, 2023: Nikita Aggarwal, “Optimizing Open Banking”; discussant: Woodrow Hartzog
- October 18, 2023: Lauren Scholz, “Punitive Damages for Privacy Wrongs”; discussant: Asaf Lubin
- November 15, 2023, Matthew Tokson (with Albert Lin and Yonathan Arbel), “Regulating Artificial Intelligence”; discussant: Christopher Yoo
- December 13, 2023, Xiangnong (George) Wang, “Pressing the Platforms: Infrastructure and Voice in First Amendment Analysis”; discussant: Evelyn Douek
- January 17, 2024, Paul Weitzel, “Lessons from Corporate Theory for Interactions Among Artificial Intelligence Agents”; discussant: Carla Reyes
- February 14, 2024 (3:30 PM ET), Keith Porcaro, “Gray Advice”; discussant: Drew Simshaw
- March 6, 2024, Vivek Krishnamurthy, “Constructing Sovereignty 2.0: Lessons for the Internet & Jurisdiction Debate from the Law of the Sea”; discussant: Peter Swire
- April 17, 2024, Emily Black, Logan Koepke, Pauline Kim, Solon Barocas & Mingwei Hsu, “Less Discriminatory Algorithms”; discussant: Talia Gillis
- May 8, 2024, Blake Reid, “Constructions in Copyright’s Periphery”; discussant: Meg Jones
- June 5, 2024, Elettra Bietti, “The Data-Attention Imperative”; discussant: Gaia Bernstein
- July 10, 2024, Aileen Nelson, “Compliance Effort: An Observational Account of How Law Becomes Code”; discussant: Rory Van Loo
In addition to the virtual sessions, the following papers will be presented in person at the 2024 AALS meeting, as part of the Section on Internet & Computer Law:
- Brenda Dvoskin and Thomas Kadri, “Cyberflashing”
- Nick Nugent, “The Unpropertied Internet”
- Hofit Wasserman Rozen, “The Case Against Explainability”
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.
As of July 2022, the workshop is co-hosted by Mailyn Fidler, Gus Hurwitz, João Marinotti, Ngozi Okidegbe, Asaf Lubin, and Alan Rozenshtein.