Food provided, travel and accommodations support available
Wed, Aug 6 - Fri, Aug 8
Christ’s College, University of Cambridge

A two-day workshop for legal scholars and technologists interested in the question of how to design agentic AI systems that reliably follow the law.

Applications are now open — Apply by May 31, 2025, and we will be in touch no later than June 16th.

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Overview

Hosted by the Institute for Law & AI (LawAI) and the Centre for the Future of Intelligence at Cambridge University and funded in part by the Advanced Research + Invention Agency (ARIA), the Workshop on Law-Following AI aims to catalyze research into the design of agentic AI systems that follow human laws. You can read more about Law-Following AI in our article of the same name, forthcoming in the Fordham Law Review.

Content 

The Workshop on Law-Following AI will feature presentations and discussions from scholars in the fields of law and artificial intelligence. The Workshop will focus on the question of how agentic AI systems can be designed to follow human laws, with a particular focus on crucial questions in legal scholarship that must be resolved in order to design such systems. Examples of such questions include:

A fuller list of research questions is listed in Part VI of the Law-Following AI article

The aim of the event will be to advance and inspire further legal research on these and other questions, to eventually inform the concrete design of policies that require AI agents to be law-following. 

Attendees interested in presenting new research relating to law-following AI are encouraged to apply to present at the workshop as part of their application to attend. We will provide a $1,000 honorarium to presenters. Presenting is not required for attendance.

Logistics

Apply by May 31, 2025, and we will be in touch no later than June 16th.