Join us for a conversation with leading in-house lawyers and technology-policy experts from Anthropic, Discord, Meta, and OpenAI. The panel will offer an inside look at the legal and policy questions shaping AI and copyright, including how companies are navigating rapidly evolving litigation, regulation, and public debate. The panelists will also reflect on the past decade of technology policy, including where the field may be headed and what it is like to build a career at the intersection of law, technology, and policy.
The discussion will leave ample time for questions and an opportunity to continue the conversation with the speakers afterward. The event will be of particular interest to those with a background in law. Lunch will be served.
The event is hosted by the Berkman Klein Center at Harvard University and the Institutional Data Initiative at the Harvard Law School Library and will take place in the Berkman Klein Center’s Multi-Purpose Room 515 on the fifth floor of Lewis Law Center.
Speakers:
- Rob Arcamona, Associate General Counsel at OpenAI
- Emily Ellis, Associate General Counsel at Meta
- Daniel Etcovitch, Head of Copyright at Anthropic
- Kate Sheerin, Head of Public Policy for the Americas at Discord
- Moderated by Greg Leppert, Executive Director of the Institutional Data Initiative at the Harvard Law School Library and Chief Technologist of the Berkman Klein Center at Harvard University
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