The 5th Annual Legal Scholars Roundtable on Artificial Intelligence at Emory University School of Law starts at Emory Law tomorrow. The Roundtable features a phenomenal lineup of authors, commentators and participants, including: Katrina Geddes, Andres Sawicki, Gabriel Weil, Jonathan Iwry, Nathan Reitinger, Bryan Choi, Jacob Noti-Victor, Annemarie Bridy, Charlotte Tschider, Michael Froomkin, David Rubenstein, Yonathan Arbel, Yinn-Ching Lu, Nikola Datzov, Christina Lee, Deven Desai, Chinmayi Sharma, Jessica Roberts, Jillian Grennan, Lawrence Nodine, Salwa Hoque, and Andrew Miller.
Papers will address deepfakes, strict liability for frontier AI, robots.txt and web scraping regulation, copyright litigation after generative AI, privacy law’s first principles in the AI age, AI culture wars and federalism, LLM courts, and AI agents’ shadow principals.
As always, this conference is made possible by Emory Law and Emory University’s AI.Humanity.
The roundtable is an invitation only event. But if you missed out this year we encourage you to apply next year.
