Source: Utrecht Summer School

The Utrecht Summer School course, "Artificial Intelligence, Governance, and Law," offers an in-depth exploration of how AI is reshaping legal systems and governance structures worldwide. Targeting students and professionals, the course delves into the ethical, legal, and regulatory implications of AI technologies. Participants are exposed to real-world case studies and discussions on emerging challenges, such as algorithmic bias, accountability, and privacy concerns.

The program highlights the interplay between technological advancements and legislative frameworks, emphasizing the need for robust laws to guide the responsible use of AI. Topics include the governance of autonomous systems, the European Union’s AI Act, and the role of international cooperation in regulating AI technologies.

The course also fosters interdisciplinary collaboration by integrating insights from law, computer science, and public policy, preparing attendees to tackle the multifaceted issues AI presents. This initiative underscores Utrecht’s commitment to equipping scholars and practitioners with the tools to navigate the complexities of AI in governance and law effectively.