Berkeley Law AI Institute
A three day executive program at the intersection of law, business, and technology
Location & Dates
In-Person
Off CampusOr
Online
SessionsProgram Dates
October 11-13, 2023
Location: Berkeley, CA and Livestream
Who Should Participate
Attorneys, risk and compliance professionals, business leaders, product managers, judges, and government and non-profit professionals who want to gain a high-level understanding of how artificial intelligence (AI) works, learn how different types of organizations are using AI to improve efficiency and enhance their products and services, and make sense of the societal, ethical and legal implications of artificial intelligence, and learn . No prior experience with, or knowledge of, AI is required!
Participants who complete the program will earn a Certificate of Completion from Berkeley Law Executive Education.
Why Attend
- Gain a foundational understanding of AI and its near and long-term applications;
- Become familiar with the complex, global regulatory landscape defining the AI Ecosystem;
- Explore how AI technology intersects with the law, ethics, and public policy;
- Improve your ability to advise clients, make informed business decisions, and evaluate risks associated with your organization’s use and/or development of AI powered products and services.
- Earn MCLE credit and a certificate of completion.
Program Structure
This interactive program is designed to maximize opportunities for learning, discussion, and networking.
- Each day of programming is comprised of an opening address and six sessions. Day One will begin at 8:30 AM, while Day Two and Three will begin at 9:00 AM. The content portion of the program will conclude around 5:15 PM on all three days.
- We will host a reception for all in-person participants at the conclusion of the first day.
- Breakfast and lunch is provided for in-person attendees all three days.
All times are Pacific Time.
Agenda
Day 1
AI Technology & Applications
The first day introduces the subject of Artificial Intelligence , defines terms, explores what’s real and what’s hype, and examines real world applications in both the public and private sectors.
Opening Session
Fireside Chat: The State of AI Today
AI Technology
Session 1
Introduction to AI
Session 2
Hype vs Reality
Session 3
Generative and General-Purpose AI Systems
AI Applications
Session 4
Use of AI in the Public Sector
Session 5
Use of AI in the Private Sector
Session 6
Deep Dive on AI Applications in High-Risk Settings
Day 2
Regulation of AI
The second day explores the rapidly evolving AI regulatory landscape.
Opening Session
AI Risks and Responsibilities
Session 7
International AI Regulatory Approaches
Session 8
AI Governance: Convergence and Divergence
Session 9
Fireside Chat – Topic to be announced
Session 10
Standards and Terminology
Session 11
NIST AI RMF, Conformity Assessments
Session 12
Workshop on AI Governance Processes and Tools
Day 3
Managing AI From a Legal Perspective | AI in Legal Practice
Day three focuses on how lawyers are adopting AI in their practice, challenges posed by AI-generated content and inventions, and AI-related skills lawyers should know to help them work more effectively.
Opening Session
Fireside Chat
Managing AI From a Legal Perspective
Session 13
Liability and Accountability
Session 14
Intellectual Property Law & AI
Session 15
What Does AI Mean for Legal Teams?
Session 16
Contract and Litigation Skills
Session 17
Lawyers’ Roles in Product and Service Development
Session 18
Fireside Chat: A Glimpse into the Future
Program agenda and speakers subject to change without notice.
In Person Tuition Rates
General Tuition
All In Person Tuition Categories Include:
- Access to all in-person presentations and panels
- Q & A with speakers after each presentation and panel
- Access to livestream of all presentations, panels, and Q&A
- Reception at the conclusion of Day 1
- CLE credit (except Non Attorney Rate)
- Certificate of completion
- Access to session recordings for up to one week after the program ends
$4,000
Berkeley Law Alumni
Applies to Berkeley Law graduates and past participants of paid Berkeley Law Exec Ed programs
$3,000
Non-Attorney Rate
Does not include CLE
$3,000
Non-profit / Government / University Employee Rate
$2,500
Junior Attorney Rate
Applies to lawyers practicing for six years or less
$2,000
Judges
$2,000
Livestream Tuition Rate
Livestream Observer
- Access to livestream of all sessions
- Access to livestream of Q & A between in-person attendees and speakers after each presentation and panel (Not able to ask questions)
- Access to session recordings for up to one week after the program ends
- Earn CLE credit
$895
Group Discount
- A group discount is available for organizations that register three or more individuals for in-person attendance.
- Cannot combine discounts.
Please email us at [email protected] for more information.
Financing
If you are interested in financing this course, Sallie Mae provides competitive education loan programs for credit qualified borrowers. For more information and to apply, visit the Sallie Mae website. If you decide to pursue such financing, please submit your application to Sallie Mae first and then contact us at [email protected]. We will provide additional instructions on completing your registration.
Certificates & MCLE
Certificate Type
Certificate of Completion
Participants will earn a Certificate of Completion from Berkeley Law Executive Education.
MCLE
20
This program has been approved for up to 20 hours of MCLE credit, including one hour of legal ethics credit, by the State Bar of California. Attorneys from other states will need to contact their local bar to verify their own certification requirements.
2023 Speakers (More to be announced soon)
Luca Belli
AI Fellow at National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Jeffrey Bleich
Chief Legal & Policy Officer at Cruise
Che Chang
General Counsel at OpenAI
Wei Chen
General Counsel of Infoblox; Founder of The Atticus Project
Colleen Chien
Professor at Berkeley Law
Johan Cho
Senior Corporate Counsel | Azure AI Engineering at Microsoft
Victor Cho
CEO at Emovid
Ajeya Cotra
Senior Research Analyst at Open Philanthropy Project
William Cutler
Head of Tech Policy and Deputy to UK Tech Envoy at Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office
Lake Dai
Adjunct Professor, Applied AI at CMU and Founder & Managing Partner at Sancus Ventures
Jennifer Dumas
General Counsel at Allen Institute for AI (AI2)
Hany Farid
Professor at UC Berkeley
Silvia Fregoni
J.S.D. Candidate ’24, Berkeley Law
William Gamble
Associate General Counsel – Federal at Scale AI
Beth George
Partner at Freshfields
Johan Gerber
Executive Vice President Security & Cyber Innovation at MasterCard
Linda Gerull
City CIO | Executive Director, Department of Technology at City and County of San Francisco
Joseph Gratz
Partner at Morrison Foerster
Dan Guggenheim
Chief Legal and Compliance Officer at Innovaccer
Juha Heikkila
Head of the Robotics and AI unit in the EU’s Dept for Communications Networks, Content and Technology (DG CNCT)
Annette Hurst
Partner at Orrick
Mike Isaac
Technology Reporter at The New York Times
Sonia Katyal
Professor of Law, Berkeley Law and Co-Director, Berkeley Center for Law & Technology
Miriam Kim
Partner at Munger Tolles & Olson and Fellow at Berkeley Center for Law & Technology
Jeff Klugman
Portfolio Director – Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning at Defense Innovation Unit
Paul Lanois
Director at Fieldfisher
Irene Liu
Executive in Residence at Berkeley Law Executive Education and Founder of Hypergrowth GC
Ilona Logvinova
Associate General Counsel at McKinsey Digital and Head of Innovation for McKinsey Legal
Britt Lovejoy
Partner at Latham & Watkins
Jeanna Matthews
Professor at Clarkson University
Rachel Metz
Reporter at Bloomberg News
Gordon Moodie
Chief Product Officer at Harvey
Valérie Morignat
Global Responsible AI Governance Leader at Accenture
Shella Neba
General Counsel at Gem
Brandie Nonnecke
Director of CITRIS Policy Lab & Leader of the Project on Artificial Intelligence, Platforms, and Society at the Berkeley Center for Law & Technology
Peter Norvig
Distinguished Education Fellow at Stanford’s Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI)
Ashley Pantuliano
Associate General Counsel at OpenAI
Laila Paszti
Partner and Kirkland & Ellis
Tina Park
Head of Inclusive Research & Design at Partnership on AI
Libby Hadzima Perkins
General Counsel at SignalFire
Gabriel Ravel
Deputy Secretary and General Counsel at California Government Operations Agency
Kevin Roose
Technology columnist for The New York Times and a co-host of the Times tech podcast, “Hard Fork.”
Volha Samasiuk
Director, Senior Privacy & Data Use Counsel at Autodesk
Stacey Schesser
Supervising Deputy Attorney General at California Department of Justice
Ariana Shaffer
Founding Attorney at Tome
Var Shankar
Director of Policy at Responsible AI Institute
Karen Silverman
CEO and Founder at The Cantellus Group
Jake Snow
Senior Staff Attorney at ACLU of Northern California
Joanna Smolinska
Counselor for Digital and Deputy Head of the EU Office in San Francisco
Wayne Stacy
Executive Director, Berkeley Center For Law & Technology
Dirk Staudenmayer
Head of Contract Law Unit, DG JUST, European Commission
Adam Sterling
Assistant Dean at Berkeley Law
Janel Thamkul
Deputy General Counsel at Anthropic
Peter Tsapatsaris
Senior Product Counsel for AI Products at Salesforce
Duane Valz
Former VP & General Counsel at insitro
Nikki Vo
AGC & Director at Meta
David Wang
Chief Innovation Officer at Wilson Sonsini
Pauline Yang
Partner at Altimeter Capital
Chris Young
General Counsel at Ironclad
Matei Zaharia
CTO & Cofounder at Databricks
Jon Zieger
Co-Founder and Executive Director at Responsible Innovation Labs
Program Partners
Program Sponsorships
Please contact [email protected] if you are interested in sponsoring the AI Institute.
Accessibility
For disability accommodation requests and information, please contact Lily Yang at [email protected]. Please attempt to make your service request with as much advance notice as possible.
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