Artificial Intelligence: Sociolegal Dilemmas and Policy Design
GOV 94OL
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Description
An experiential investigation of the complexities artificial intelligence (AI) systems pose for social coexistence. Asking how should legal and policy design prepare for superintelligence, the seminar will contrast American and European approaches to regulating AI, assess the opportunities in international law to guide solutions around socio-technical dilemmas, and scrutinize the impact and implications of data-driven automation across three domains: the legal system, higher education and the nature of the work. students are expected to actively contribute to group projects and present individual research in class.
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Please note that you must enter the Gov 94 lottery by Monday, November 9th at 11:59 pm: https://www.gov.harvard.edu/undergraduate/academics/concentration-requirements/gov-94-seminars/. Priority will be given to Government concentrators. Results will be released on the evening of Tuesday, November 10th.
Available for Harvard Cross Registration