Discussio ns of AI regulation often revolve around comparisons to a perceived global benchmark\, with the EU AI Act positioned as the leading model. This panel shifts the lens. We explore what can be learned from the wide range of AI g overnance strategies developing across Asia. Governments in the region are experimenting with diverse regulatory tools\, institutional structures\, an d policy priorities that reflect their unique social\, economic\, and techn ological contexts. By bringing these approaches into conversation\, the pan el aims to broaden the global regulatory dialogue and surface insights that may otherwise be overlooked in Eurocentric or single-model comparisons. Pl ease help us get a headcount for dinner by registering here.
Di nner will be catered from Giggling Rice Thai.
Speakers:
< p>Anupam Chander\, Professor of Law and Technology at Georgetown Law School - expert on the global regulation of new technologiesUrs Gasser\, Chair of Thailand's International Policy Advisory Panel on AI\; Dean of the TUM School of Social Sciences and Technology and Rector of the Munich School of Politics and Public Policy (formerly Executive Director of Berkman Klein)
Rui Guo\, 2024-25 Visiting Scholar at the Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies (fo rmerly Law Professor at Renmin University of China\, teaching about the eth ics of AI)
Moderator: Justin Curl ‘26\, Advisor at Cognition
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