When entered Berkeley, I had but one goal: To deepen my understanding of technology law and regulation, to empower the re-designing of societal relationships disrupted by emerging technologies.
Never did I once expect that I would one day have the chance to give back to my alma mater — in the same field that I had been taught.
It’s thus been really heartening and gratifying to be chosen as part of a group of pre-eminent and highly esteemed colleagues (listed below) to help guide University of California, Berkeley - School of Law’s launch of its pioneering AI law degree program!
Berkeley Law‘s AI Law and Regulation certification for its executive LLM students is intended to equip legal professionals to navigate the complexities of AI, and is innovative as it is significant. Set to begin in summer 2025, the program — now open for applications — couldn’t be more timely.
Thrilled to be able to play a small role as part of the faculty's advisory group, and grateful to wonderful people like Adam Sterling, Anya Grossmann and Rachel Zuraw for providing such a wonderful opportunity!
University of California, Berkeley
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Members of the AI advisory group:
- Wei Chen, Chief Legal Officer, EVP, Government Affairs, Infoblox
- Jennifer Dumas, General Counsel, Allen Institute for AI
- Beth George, Partner, Freshfields
- Brian Israel, General Counsel, Anthropic
- Miriam Kim, Partner, Munger, Tolles & Olson
- Josh Lee Kok Thong, Managing Director, Asia-Pacific, Future of Privacy Forum
- Irene Liu, Executive in Residence, Berkeley Law and AI Advisor to California State Senate
- Nicole Ozer, Technology and Civil Liberties Director, ACLU of Northern California
- Karen Silverman, CEO and Founder, Cantellus Group
- Dumitru Sliusarenco, Senior Case & Policy Officer, Meta Oversight Board
- Hanna Steinbach, General Counsel at Harness
- Duane Valz, Founder, Valz Legal
- Nikki Vo, Director and Associate General Counsel, Meta
- Jon Zieger, Co-Founder and Director of Responsible Innovation Labs
