The law can shape the future of AI.

Harvard Law School’s home for students interested in AI.

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Past AIA speakers: Cass Sunstein and Sir Robert Buckland, Nate Soares, Dean Woodley Ball, Nathan Calvin and Fin Moorhouse, Gabe Weil, Yonathan Arbel and Peter Salib, Ketan Ramakrishnan
Who we are

The Artificial Intelligence Association (AIA) is an officially recognized student organization at Harvard Law School for those interested in AI law and policy. We host speaker events, reading groups, and a variety of other programming, and we help students find their way into impactful AI-shaping careers. Our events are open to all Harvard students. Write us at [email protected].

What we do

Rapidly increasing AI capabilities raise pressing legal and policy questions.

We help prepare Harvard students to answer them.

Speakers

Talks from AI experts

Hear from top scholars, lab researchers, and policymakers—lunch is on us.

Programs

Read, write, and argue about the most important challenges AI presents.

Join reading groups, writing competitions, and workshops on AI governance.

Practice

Learn how to best use AI in school and your career

Events on how to best study with AI tools and how the technology is changing the legal profession.

Careers

Get into the field

Guidance on how to have an impactful AI-shaping career, as well as connections to the top organizations.

This fall

Upcoming events

SEP — TBA

Season opener

OCT — TBA

Claude for exams: AI as a study tool

OCT–NOV

Fall reading group

The pipeline

From your first event to a career shaping the future of AI.

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Show up

Come to an event and learn about topics of interest.

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Go deeper

Participate in a reading group, workshop, and other programming to learn more.

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Seek advice

Ask a member of leadership how to use your newfound knowledge, including people to meet and opportunities to pursue.

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Join the field

Apply to fellowships, internships, or full-time roles across the field.

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