LEGAL 6141

AI Law and Policy

Course Description

Course information provided by the 2025-2026 Catalog.

The legal frameworks governing artificial intelligence (AI) are evolving as rapidly as the technology itself. This course examines how privacy laws, liability standards, and intellectual property rights adapt to ongoing technological developments. Throughout the course, you will identify strategies to address algorithmic bias, promote transparency, and protect data privacy across global jurisdictions. By analyzing high-stakes implementations in fields like healthcare, security, and critical infrastructure, you'll evaluate how organizational culture and corporate values influence AI adoption. The course offers practical approaches to building resilient AI governance systems that balance innovation with ethical imperatives, positioning you to lead AI initiatives that serve both strategic objectives and societal interests.

Enrollment Priority Enrollment limited to: Master of Legal Studies Students Only.

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Learning Outcomes

• Develop frameworks for auditing AI systems and ensuring regulatory compliance.
• Compare international approaches to AI governance and their implications for global operations.
• Formulate strategies for building organizational resilience in AI implementation.

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