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Should we Build Machines that can Suffer?

Advanced Seminars on Law and Technology

Kamil Mamak (Associate Professor, Jagiellonian University)

Should we Build Machines that can Suffer?

AI Ethics and Governance
October 5, 2026
Present and Future of China Patent Enforcement

Law Tech Talks

Binxin Li (Partner, LeanWill Law Firm)

Present and Future of China Patent Enforcement

IP and Innovation Law
September 24, 2026
Judging by Algorithm: Socialist Core Values and China's "Trustworthy" Judicial AI

Advanced Seminars on Law and Technology

Daniel Sprick, Senior Lecturer for Chinese Legal Culture, University of Cologne

Judging by Algorithm: Socialist Core Values and China's "Trustworthy" Judicial AI

Access to Justice and Legal Technology
September 23, 2026
AI for Young Lawyers

Conferences

AI for Young Lawyers

AI Ethics and Governance Access to Justice and Legal Technology
August 15, 2026
Insolvency Law and Emerging Technologies

Conferences

Insolvency Law and Emerging Technologies

August 2, 2026
AI In Legal Education

Law Tech Talks

William Hubbard (U of Chicago), Daniel Seng (NUS Law), Jakob Merane (ETH Zurich), Benjamin Chen (HKU Law)

AI In Legal Education

AI Ethics and Governance
July 15, 2026
We Spy with Your Little Eyes: The Privacy Risks with Eye-Gaze Data and AI

Law Tech Talks

Daniel Seng (Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore)

We Spy with Your Little Eyes: The Privacy Risks with Eye-Gaze Data and AI

Data Privacy and Cybersecurity Law AI Ethics and Governance
July 14, 2026
When Bots Enforce The Law

Law Tech Talks

Jakob Merane (Senior Research Associate, ETH Center for Law & Economics)

When Bots Enforce The Law

Data Privacy and Cybersecurity Law
July 13, 2026
Computational Clinical Judgment: Predicting Risk with Large Language Models

Law Tech Talks

Ryan Copus (Associate Professor of Law University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law)

Computational Clinical Judgment: Predicting Risk with Large Language Models

Access to Justice and Legal Technology
June 17, 2026