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DESCRIPTION:Regulating Artificial Intelligence: From Where and When? \n\nTh
 e 8th Annual Innovation and Technology Law Conference\n \n\nPlease use the
  following link to join the conference: https://seattleu.zoom.us/j/9554516
 6016.\n\n \n\nThe conference will address the regulation of AI domesticall
 y and internationally\, feature a focus on AI in the context of politics a
 nd democratic elections\, and include a final panel on AI and lawyer regul
 ation\, for which CLE credit is pending. National and local speakers from 
 academia\, law firms\, and the technology industry\, including former chie
 f White House ethics lawyer Richard Painter\, will engage in panels and di
 scussions such as "Guidance from International Regulation Sources\," "The 
 Cases for Industry Self-Regulation and Government Regulation of AI\," and 
 "AI Regulation: The Role of Washington State Legal Organizations." \n\n \n
 \nThe conference is sponsored by Seattle U Law’s Technology\, Innovation
  Law\, and Ethics (TILE) Institute\, the Summer Initiative for Technology\
 , Innovation\, and Ethics (SITIE)\, the Seattle Journal of Technology\, 
 Environmental & Innovation Law (SJTEIL)\, and the law firm of Schwabe\
 , Williamson & Wyatt\, P.C. \n\n                                        
                    \n\nAGENDA:\n\n9 a.m. (all times listed are PDT)  \nWel
 come  \nDean Anthony E. Varona\, Seattle University School of Law \n\n \n\
 n9:10 - 9:55 a.m.   \nGuidance from International Regulation Sources \n\nM
 oderator: Mark Chinen\, Professor\, Seattle University School of Law\n\nPa
 nelists: \n\nCharlotte Tschider\, Associate Professor\, Loyola University 
 Chicago School of Law & The Beazley Institute of Health Law and Policy Mar
 ie-Charlotte Roques-Bonnet\, ID side Principal & Product Lead \n\n10 - 11:
 10 a.m.\nThe Cases for Industry Self-Regulation and Government Regulation 
 of AI \n\nModerator: Onur Bakiner\, Director\, Technology Ethics Initiativ
 e\, Seattle University\, Associate Professor of Political Science\n\nPanel
 ists: \n\nBoaz Ashkenazy\, Seattle Chapter President\, Applied AI Associat
 ion William Bartholomew\, Director of Public Policy\, Office of Responsibl
 e AI\, Microsoft Kevin De Liban '11\, Founder\, TechTonic Justice Christop
 her Yoo\, Imasogie Professor in Law and Technology\; Professor of Communic
 ation\; Professor of Computer and Information Science\; Founding Director\
 , Center for Technology\, Innovation & Competition\, University of Pennsyl
 vania   \n\n11:10 a.m. - 12:10 p.m.\nConference Spotlight: Politics in a W
 orld of AI Misinformation: Regulatory Approaches \n\nModerator: Laura Lemi
 re '09\, Of Counsel\, Schwabe\, Williamson & Wyatt\, P.C.    \n\nRichard P
 ainter\, S. Walter Richey Professor of Corporate Law\, University of Minne
 sota Law School Mark Verstraete\, joining Seattle University School of Law
  July 2025 as Assistant Professor of LawCommentator: Lili Levi\, Professor
 \, University of Miami School of Law \n\n12:20 - 1:30 p.m. \nKeynote: Anal
 yzing the Benefits of Artificial Intelligence to Racially Inclusive Democr
 acy \n\nIntroduction: Steven Bender\, Professor and Associate Dean of Plan
 ning and Strategic Initiatives\, Seattle University School of Law\n\nSpenc
 er Overton\, Patricia Roberts Harris Research Professor of Law\, Founder a
 nd Faculty Director\, Multiracial Democracy Project\, George Washington La
 w School \n\nCommentators:  \n\nFanna Gamal\, Assistant Professor\, UCLA S
 chool of Law Professor Jeffrey Omari\, Gonzaga University School of Law\, 
 joining Seattle University School of Law July 2025 as Associate Professor 
 of Law \n\n1:40 - 3:10 p.m. \nAI Regulation from Domestic Sources: From Wh
 ere and When? \n\nModerator: Steve Tapia\, Distinguished Practitioner in R
 esidence\, Seattle University School of Law \n\nPanelists: \n\nMark Geistf
 eld\, Sheila Lubetsky Birnbaum Professor of Civil Litigation\, New York Un
 iversity School of Law\, and Reporter\, Principles of the Law\, Civil Liab
 ility for Artificial Intelligence\, American Law Institute Margaret Hu\, T
 aylor Reveley Research Professor and Professor of Law and Director\, Digit
 al Democracy Lab\, William & Mary Law School  Emile Loza de Siles\, Assist
 ant Professor\, University of Hawai‘i William S. Richardson School of La
 w \n\n3:30 - 5 p.m.\nAI Regulation: The Role of Washington State Legal Org
 anizations \n(1.5 hours Washington CLE credit)  \n\nModerator: LeighAnne T
 hompson\, Associate Director\, Law Library Digital Innovation\, Associate 
 Director\, TILE\, Seattle University School of Law\, and Ex Officio\, WSBA
  Legal Technology Task Force \n\nPanelists: \n\nJudge Alicia Burton\, Pier
 ce County Superior Court\, Co-Chair\, Board for Judicial Administration Mi
 chele Carney\, Carney & Marchi\, P.S.\, WSBA Committee on Professional Eth
 ics and WSBA Legal Technology Task Force MemberRyan Harkins\, Senior Direc
 tor of Public Policy\, Microsoft\, Washington Office of Attorney General A
 rtificial Intelligence Task Force MemberCraig Shank\, WSBA Legal Technolog
 y Task Force MemberDrew Simshaw\, Professor\, UNLV Boyd School of Law\, WS
 BA Legal Technology Task Force MemberJudge Christon Skinner\, Island Count
 y Superior Court\, WSBA Legal Technology Task Force MemberLeslie Veloz\, H
 intze Law Firm\, WSBA Legal Technology Task Force Member \n\n \n\nThis yea
 r’s conference builds on past annual themes:\n\n2018 - Blockchain and Fi
 nTech: Innovation and Regulation (sponsored by Fenwick & West LLP)\; 2
 019 - RegTech: The Transformation of Regulation & Compliance (sponsored by
  Perkins Coie LLP)\; 2020 - Data Justice: Legal and Policy Issues in Dat
 a Collection\, Usage\, and Ownership (sponsored by Perkins Coie LLP)\; 2
 021 - Innovating for the Social Good (sponsored by Perkins Coie LLP)2022 -
  Deep Innovation Dives\; 2023 - Enabling Innovation in Law and Society (sp
 onsored by Perkins Coie LLP)\; and2024 - Generative AI: Infringement or In
 novation? (sponsored by Miller Nash LLP).
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SUMMARY:8th Annual Innovation and Technology Law Conference
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 echnology-law-conference
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