Recently, the National Trial Team and the National Moot Court Team advanced to a number of very prestigious nationwide advocacy competitions. Professor Amy Stein explored AI’s potential to help in climate change efforts in her article Artificial Intelligence and Climate Change, published in the Yale Journal on Regulation in 2020. Professor Stein turned to the intersection of AI and tort law in her forthcoming article Assuming the Risks of Artificial Intelligence, to be published in the Law News Boston University Law Review in 2022. Professor Elizabeth Rowe has just lately examined the regulation of facial recognition know-how. Despite a historically numerous excessive court docket, its voting rules often fail to incorporate minority viewpoints. Campaigners in opposition to ecocide are calling for it to turn into a global crime.
‘A Sense of Community’ Alum reflects on the friendships, LGBTQ neighborhood, and high training he found throughout his time at BC Law. …