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The Institute for Technology, Law & Policy examines emerging issues in a rapidly changing environment.

Michael Karanicolas is quoted in Scientific American on policies promoting social responsibility in the use of A.I.

Nikita Aggarwal writes an opinion piece in the Chicago Tribune about regulating A.I.

Matthew Green, et al v. DOJ, et al (23-5159)

Initial Comments In Response to August 30, 2023 Notice of Inquiry and Request for Comments

Xiyin Tang, Michael Karanicolas, Tyler Emeney, Yan Sun, Nathan Siegel, Nicholas Wilson

CLE Credit Reading Materials: Machine Learning & The Future of Law

Technology & The Practice of Law

Nikita Aggarwal and Rory Van Loo: Prime Day buyers, beware. Amazon makes it hard to find the best deals

Nikita Aggarwal and Rory Van Loo, The Chicago Tribune, October 20, 2023

Does the First Amendment Confer a ‘Right to Compute’? The Future of AI May Depend on It

John Villasenor, Scientific American, September 26, 2023

Weaponizing Privacy and Copyright Law for Censorship

Courtney Radsch, Centre for International Governance Innovation, May 24, 2023

Sustaining Journalism, Sustaining Democracy

Tech Policy Press, May 17, 2023

Radsch’s podcast with Nature on science communication, disinfo and tech

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A partnership between UCLA School of Law and UCLA Samueli School of Engineering, the Institute for Technology, Law & Policy examines the benefits and risks presented by technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning, robotics, cybersecurity and digital media and communications.

These and other rapidly evolving technologies raise questions germane to the outcome of ethical and public policy issues, the applicability and utility of current laws and regulations that govern their use.