Schedule

Slides are posted as each lecture is delivered. Reading lists live on the lecture pages and may be updated up until two weeks before a lecture.

Date Lecture Slides Deadlines
Course Introduction
Wed, Sep 23 1 Introduction: Methodological Approaches & Competing Visions of the AI Transition [slides]
Technical Foundations
Mon, Sep 28 2 Technical Foundations & Lessons from the History of Governing Frontier Technology [slides]
Wed, Sep 30 3 The Problem of AI Agents & Multi-Agent Dynamics [slides]
Thu/Fri Section
Mon, Oct 5 4 AI Evaluations [slides]
Individual Risks
Wed, Oct 7 5 Bias, Discrimination, and Fairness [slides]
Thu/Fri Section
Mon, Oct 12 6 AI, Copyright, Creativity & Privacy [slides]
Societal Risk
Wed, Oct 14 7 AI Harms: Defamation & Mental Health [slides] Milestone 1 due Fri Oct 16
Thu/Fri Section
Mon, Oct 19 8 AI & Democracy [slides] Law paper outline due Mon Oct 19
Wed, Oct 21 9 AI Infrastructure & the Environment [slides] Public comment due Fri Oct 23
Thu/Fri Section
Mon, Oct 26 10 Existential Risks & Benefits, AGI, Autonomous R&D, CBRN [slides]
National & International Approaches to AI Governance
Wed, Oct 28 11 EU Law and Policy [slides] Milestone 2 due Fri Oct 30
Thu/Fri Section
Mon, Nov 2 12 Federal & State-Level US Law and Policy [slides]
Wed, Nov 4 13 Rest of the World Approaches to AI Governance [slides] Milestone 3 due Fri Nov 6
Thu/Fri Section
Mon, Nov 9 14 Geopolitics and Global AI Governance [slides]
The AI Economy
Wed, Nov 11 15 The AI Economy: Competition, Open Models, & Antitrust [slides]
Thu/Fri Section
Mon, Nov 16 16 The AI Economy: The Future of Labor [slides] Law R-credit draft due Mon Nov 16
Living with AI
Wed, Nov 18 17 What Does It Mean to Be Human in an AI Age? [slides]
Thu/Fri Section
Fall break — no class
Mon, Nov 30 18 TBD [slides]
Outlook
Wed, Dec 2 19 The Future of AI Governance [slides] Milestone 4 due Fri Dec 4Law paper due Sun Jan 3
Thu/Fri Section