Research Programs
Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society
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New Legal Directions for a Global AI Commons
April 14, 2025
In the debate about the future of intellectual property in an AI world, there exists an opportunity to build new legal and technical infrastructure that…
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Join the Berkman Klein Center and the AI Safety Student Team for a speaker series on AI governance! Snacks will be provided, RSVP here…
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“State Capacity and AI Diffusion” with Joel Burke (Berkman Klevin x AISST AI Governance Series)
April 3, 2025
Join the Berkman Klein Center and the AI Safety Student Team for a speaker series on AI governance! Snacks will be provided, RSVP here…
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“AI Outputs are Not Protected Speech” with Professor Peter Salib (Berkman Klein Center x AISST AI Governance Speaker Series)
April 3, 2025
Join the Berkman Klein Center and the AI Safety Student Team for a speaker series on AI governance! Free lunch will be provided, RSVP…
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Dr. Kealeboga Masalila, VIP Luncheon Lecture
March 25, 2025
Join us for a VIP Luncheon Lecture by Dr. Kealeboga Masalila, Deputy Governor, Bank of Botswana, entitled “Diamonds Are Not Forever: Pathways for Botswana’s (and…
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Algorithmic Collusion by Large Language Models
March 24, 2025
BKC Spring Speaker Series Sara Fish’s research focuses on topics at the intersection of economics and artificial intelligence. Join her at BKC as she…
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Denoising and Discretion: AI Support for Normative Decisions
March 24, 2025
Spring Speaker Series Many decisions require some kind of personal discretion: Was a workplace accident due to negligence? Should a particular person be deported?…
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AI and Personhood
March 24, 2025
Join us in the MPR on Tuesday, March 25 from 12:15pm-1:15pm to hear from Duke Law Professor James Boyle, author of The Line: AI and the Future…
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Cyberlaw Clinic 25th Anniversary
March 20, 2025
The Cyberlaw Clinic is Harvard Law School’s technology law and policy clinical program. The Clinic was founded at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet &…
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AI’s Impact on Science, Law, and Society
March 20, 2025
BKC Spring Speaker Series Event The promise of AI agents has led to claims of imminent and rapid adoption across fields. Companies have even promised to…
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The Moving Image: A User’s Manual
March 17, 2025
How did we come to believe so many lies that we voted into the most powerful political and military post in the world a reality…
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Join the Berkman Klein Center and the AI Safety Student Team for a speaker series on AI governance! Free lunch will be provided, RSVP here 🙂…
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Consumer Agents with Professor Rory Van Loo (BKC / AISST AI Governance Speaker Series)
March 6, 2025
Join the Berkman Klein Center and the AI Safety Student Team for a speaker series on AI governance! Free lunch will be provided, RSVP…
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Part of BKC’s Spring Speaker Series: State Attorneys General have been increasing active in antitrust enforcement – both in focusing on the impact of challenges…
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Open Source Lawfare: AI Regulation After DeepSeek
March 6, 2025
BKC Spring Speaker Series Event BKC Fellow Ben Brooks dives beyond behind the splashy AI headlines to the important policy forces shaping our regulatory landscape now and…
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How do AI chatbots see us? (BKC Speaker Series)
March 3, 2025
When you talk with a chatbot, what does it “think” about you? Recent work in AI interpretability, based on high-dimensional geometry, is beginning to provide…
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HLS Beyond Presents: Vibes Matter – What Makes us Trust the News?
February 18, 2025
The news industry has two primary tasks: Accurately report what’s going on and present that info in a way that reaches people. It’s been failing at the latter — as of 2024, more people say they deeply distrust the media than trust it, and audiences are moving from traditional outlets to social platforms and individual creators. Ben Reininga, former Head of Editorial at Snapchat and 2024/5 Nieman & Berkman-Klein fellow is researching what makes users trust news videos — with the hope of providing more insight and tools to news publishers to help them connect with users.
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On the bookshelves, fall 2024
December 18, 2024
Harvard Law Today features a selection of the book events that took place on campus during the fall semester.