Artificial Intelligence and Law

This course examines the legal challenges raised by artificial intelligence: liability for autonomous systems, algorithmic bias, global regulatory frameworks, and the use of AI in judicial and administrative decision-making. Designed for legal professionals, policymakers, and technologists, it combines doctrinal analysis with real-world case studies to build a rigorous understanding of this fast-evolving field.

Duration

6 weeks, self-paced

Level

Intermediate

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What You'll Learn

✓ Analyze legal liability frameworks applicable to AI systems

✓ Evaluate algorithmic bias and discrimination risks under existing law

✓ Compare global regulatory approaches to AI governance

✓ Assess the use of AI in judicial and administrative decision-making

✓ Draft a policy brief addressing AI governance challenges

Course Syllabus

1
Foundations of AI for Legal Professionals
2
Liability and Accountability for AI Systems
3
Algorithmic Bias and Discrimination
4
Regulatory Frameworks for AI
5
AI in Judicial and Administrative Decision-Making

Requirements

No prior technical background required
Basic familiarity with legal reasoning is helpful but not mandatory
Access to a computer and internet connection

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