AI in Practice
Rapid advancements in artificial intelligence promise to revolutionize the way we practice law. Two BU Law alums offer their perspectives.
What should regulation of artificial intelligence look like? How can or should it be used in the legal field? Answering these questions requires new ways of thinking about the law and technology, and BU Law faculty and alumni are intent on finding ways to secure AI's benefits without the whole of society succumbing to its harms.
Reproductive Justice
The inaugural Executive Director "is a living synthesis of scholar, advocate, and educator."
The new Tamar Frankel Lecture is a living reflection of “the intellectual godmother of fiduciary rule.”
Visiting Kleh Professor Prieto-Ríos encourages conversation to improve on international human rights.
BU Law students and alumni with military or first responder backgrounds reenergize their community of support.
Shira Diner is quoted.
Massachusetts Lawyers WeeklyChristopher Robertson's work is mentioned.
American Medical AssociationBoston University School of Law is mentioned.
Law.comDimitrios Ioannidis co-authors an opinion.
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