Virtual seminar on the Future of Law in Technology and Governance, organized and moderated by Michael Madison, Professor of Law and John E. Murray Faculty Scholar at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. It is co-sponsored with the Future Law Project at the University of Pittsburgh Law School.
Emerging technologies – from artificial intelligence to blockchain to Big Data – pose enormous challenges to the roles and functions of law in society. Spanning governments and governance, this series features big thinking, emerging thinking, and critical thinking about blends of law, computing, markets, and politics.
The one-hour seminar includes a 25-minute presentation by the author followed by 30 minutes for questions and discussion. Virtual rooms will remain open for an additional thirty minutes should any participants want to continue the conversation beyond the one hour scheduled.
All seminars are open to the public. Registration required.
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Date
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Time
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Author
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Title
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Jan. 21
2021
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3:00pm ET
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Frank Fagan
EDHEC Business School |
Watch the seminar here.
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Mar. 4
2021
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3:00pm ET
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Villanova University
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Watch the seminar here.
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April 1
2021
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3:00pm ET
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Margaret Hu
Pennsylvania State University |
The Big Data Constitution
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Sept. 9
2021
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3:00pm ET
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University of Surrey
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Oct. 7
2021
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3:00pm ET
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University of Pittsburgh
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Watch the seminar here.
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Nov. 4
2021
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3:00pm ET
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Sarah Lawsky
Northwestern University
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Coding the Code: Catala and Computationally Accessible Tax Law
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Dec. 9
2021
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3:00pm ET
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Syracuse University
Norwegian Institute of Science and Technology
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Jan. 20
2022
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3:00pm ET
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University of Maryland
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Every Rotten Idea Since Adam: How ERISA Reform Made Modern Venture Capital
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Mar. 3
2022
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3:00pm ET
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University of Ottawa
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The Surveillant University
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Apr. 7
2022
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3:00pm ET
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Harvard Law School
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Information Privacy and the Inference Economy
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May 5
2022
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3:00pm ET
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University of Virginia
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The Fight for Privacy: Protecting Dignity, Identity, and Love in the Digital Age
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