learning from and presenting at a conference hosted by the University of Villanova from May 21-23, 2025.

on a panel in Boston on AI Governance: From Principle to Practice.

"Designing with Emerging Technologies: Generative AI," is offered to both RISD and Brown graduate students.

at Rice University's "AI and U.S.-Mexico Relations: The Future(s) of Work" Symposium.

The International Association for the Study of the Commons (IASC) conference will take place in June at U Mass Amherst.

on January 28th about "What’s Uniquely Human in the Age of AI: Building an Ethical Future for Social Good"

An innovative and interactive program that offers students in-depth understanding of how digital policies are created and what their real-world implications are.

What a joy to teach policy and technology graduate students at TUM.

Colleagues met at Rutgers to plan a co-edited volume in the GKC series.

In September I gave a talk on this topic for "Research in the Era of Generative AI: A Hybrid Symposium for Design Justice Thinkers" at Rutgers University.

In July, as part of a kick-off for my work as senior fellow at ITS Rio, I was honored to present at two AI conferences in Rio De Janeiro.

The final BKC research sprint had a local focus with students creating hands-on physical exhibit experiences for the public.

A Medium post about a panel on protecting rights and leveraging international collaboration

A personally-meaningful gathering of participants from this education program that I ran from 2020 - 2024.

Artificial intelligence remains in the regulatory hot-seat, with governments racing to develop new and refined regulations and protections for AI. Countries across the globe weigh the key issues of risks, rights, and economic opportunity against the needs of their region.