Jordi Weinstock is a Senior Advisor to Harvard’s Institute for Rebooting Social Media. He has served as a Lecturer at Harvard Law School in Internet & Society: the Technologies and Politics of Control, Medical Artificial Intelligence: Ethics, Law, & Policy, Autonomous Vehicles and the Law, and Programming For Lawyers. He has also appeared as a guest lecturer for Anatomy of a Copyright Case, Torts, Contemporary Issues in Foreign Intelligence Gathering, Digital Platforms, Cyberlaw and Intellectual Property: Advanced Problem Solving Workshop, and MIT's the Ethics and Governance of Artificial Intelligence. Along with Jonathan Zittrain, Jordi is the co-author of Torts!, a tort law casebook published by MIT Press.
Outside of legal academia, Jordi has offered guidance and advice to a wide array of projects at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society, the Harvard Library Innovation Lab, and the Law School at large. Most prominently, he was the founder of and subsequent advisor to the Assembly program at the Berkman Klein Center. He also has served as an advisor for the H2O digital casebook platform, the Webby award-winning Perma.cc citation archiving project, and the Caselaw Access Project.
Jordi has also appeared as a guest lecturer at the Harvard Medical School on patient perspectives on neurological illness and is an advocate for the Multiple Sclerosis community.