Timothy Duncan
Director of the AI Program
Lecturer
BA, University of Wisconsin-Madison
JD, Washington University in St. Louis School of Law
Biography
Duncan is the Director of the AI Program and a Lecturer in Law at Boston University School of Law. He teaches and writes at the intersection of law, technology, and regulation, with a focus on artificial intelligence, digital money & Property, and financial regulation.
He has served as Head of Technology at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and has also held leadership and advisory roles across academia, government, and industry. Duncan is a nationally recognized expert on the legal and ethical dimensions of AI and has been a frequent speaker on the future of legal education, digital property, and the regulation of emerging technologies.
At BU Law, Duncan leads the development of the AI Program, which provides students and faculty with the curriculum, training, and tools necessary to use AI skillfully and responsibly.
- Profile Types
- Faculty, JD Program, Lecturers & Adjunct Professors, and Part-Time Faculty
- Areas of Interest
- Artificial Intelligence and the Law, Digital Money and Property, and Technology Regulation
In the Media
Scroll left to right to view all in the media posts
-
The Daily Free Press January 27, 2026
BU Law School to launch AI certificate program in fall 2026 as part of new initiative
Timothy Duncan and Stephen Marks are quoted.
read more -
BU Today January 15, 2026
New AI Program Keeps BU School of Law Students on the Cutting Edge
Angela Onwuachi-Willig and Timothy Duncan are quoted.
read more - View All Articles
Activities & Engagements
No upcoming activities or engagements.