AI & Law Symposium: Exploring Innovation, Challenges, and Legal Implications of a Technological Revolution
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been rapidly deployed around the world in a growing number of sectors, offering unprecedented opportunities while raising profound legal and ethical questions.
This symposium explores the transformative power of AI, focusing on its benefits, limitations, and the legal challenges it poses.
Undergraduate and graduate students from multiple institutions and disciplines share on some of the leading topics related to AI & law, including:
- AI & Free Expression: Algorithmic content moderation and political speech
- AI & Litigation: Challenges in administrative and immigration law cases
- AI & Accountability: Who is responsible when AI deceives?
- AI & Creativity: The ownership of AI-generated works
- AI & Journalism: Legal risks of AI in news reporting
- AI & Law Practice: Regulating AI in legal decision-making
- AI Personhood: How should we approach legal status for AI agents?
Organized by the UBC Criminal Justice & AI Initiative and sponsored by the UBC Peter A. Allard School of Law’s Research Engagement Fund.
- Research
- General Public
- All Students
- Alumni
- Faculty
- Graduate Students
- JD
- Staff
- Research Talks