Hack RadarWhat is Law in the Age of AI?
- in-person
AI is reshaping power itself, and the law hasn't caught up yet. Kanjun Qiu (Imbue CEO) is hosting a fireside chat with lawyers from OpenAI and Imbue on what happens when 20th-century legal systems meet AI that actually makes decisions. Free entry, doors 5:30pm, tuesday in london, grab a ticket and hear what the future of regulation might look like.
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AI is changing more than how we work. It is changing how power works. Our legal systems were built for a world where people, companies, and governments were the primary actors. Increasingly, software makes decisions. It shapes what we see, determines which options are available to us, and acts on our behalf, or on behalf of someone else. This is a harder problem than regulating a new technology. It is a new kind of power, and our institutions were not designed for this. Join us for a fireside chat with leaders at the forefront of AI and law on what happens when analog-era institutions meet a radically different kind of power ā and what the law may need to become in response. Kanjun Qiu, CEO of Imbue, will moderate a panel with Meng Jia Yang, a lawyer working on AI regulation at OpenAI and a former law firm litigator, and Matt Boulos, general counsel and head of policy at Imbue. Doors open at 5:30pm and close firmly at 6:15pm. ā Imbue is an AI company building tools to empower humans in the AI age. We're building toward an open agent ecosystem where you can understand, modify, and verify agents ā so they only work in your interest. Learn about our work and what we stand for:Ā www.imbue.com
source: Luma