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November 2026

November 2, 2026 — Is Your Company’s AI Use Putting Intellectual Property at Risk? · IPWatchdog, Inc. · 56 min 54 sec. Stephanie Curcio leads Marlene Valderramma, Kendra Ervin and Rinat Shangeeta in a panel on AI-related IP and confidentiality risks. They consider human contributions to inventions, shadow AI and vendor terms covering training rights, output ownership and infringement indemnification. Recorded at IPWatchdog’s Women’s IP Forum; the exact date is not stated.

October 2026

October 31, 2026 — Episode 70: The Hiring Revolution: Fraud, AI, and the Future of Talent Acquisition with Justin Dixon · 909Exec · 46 min 9 sec. Den Jones interviews Justin Dixon, founder of Hire Tomorrow, about AI-enabled hiring fraud and automated interviewing. They discuss deepfakes, discrimination risks and recorded candidate information, alongside employers’ and recruiters’ accountability. The recording date is not stated.
October 31, 2026 — Panel. M&A in technology and AI · Economist Enterprise – Events · 39 min 50 sec. Jan Piotrowski moderates Ethan Klingsberg, Sarah Bartels, Rebecca Farrington, Anindya Ghose and Michael Blaisdell on unconventional AI acquisition structures. The panel debates antitrust review, market contestability and the effects of minority stakes, joint ventures and talent acquisitions. The recording date is not stated.
October 30, 2026 — This Law Bans Superintelligent AI · Carnegie Endowment · 1 hr 10 min 51 sec. Connor Leahy argues for a ban on superintelligent AI and an approach to verification modeled on nuclear arms control. Jon Bateman interviews the AI safety advocate about Congress, national security and proposals to govern frontier AI. The recording date is not stated.
October 30, 2026 — Interview With Angela Dunning, who defends Midjourney and Meta, explains where AI copyright litig... · Rolf Claessen · 31 min 3 sec. Ken Suzan interviews Angela Dunning, a lawyer representing Midjourney and Meta, about US generative-AI copyright litigation. The IP Fridays discussion considers fair use, human authorship and trade dress from a defense lawyer’s perspective. The recording date is not stated.
October 30, 2026 — NCUC - AI and DNS Abuse: Keeping the Internet Safe and Open · ISOC LIVE · 1 hr 14 min 55 sec. Amine Hacha moderates Eyitayo Iyortim, Dan York, Ram Mohan, Farzaneh Badiei and Brian F. Cimbolic on AI and DNS abuse. The NCUC panel considers false positives, human review, due process and the capacity gaps facing African domain registries. Recorded September 28, 2026.
October 29, 2026 — Fully Automated AI Researchers Coming in Next Year | Nick Beckstead · MTS · 23 min 17 sec. Secure AI Project co-founder Nick Beckstead argues for frontier-AI safety laws and limits on training compute. The interview covers model-shutdown powers, gaps in existing rules and California AI policy. The recording date is not stated.
October 29, 2026 — ILW 2026: Fundamental Principles of International Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence · ABILA · 1 hr 15 min 21 sec. Ioanna Tourkochoriti moderates Vivek Krishnamurthy, Katherine Kaiser Moy, Janewa Osei-Tutu and Peter K. Yu on AI’s effects on international law. The ABILA panel examines national regulatory authority, trade restrictions, deepfakes, state sovereignty and multilateral governance. The recording date is not stated.
October 28, 2026 — The Write Balance Ethics, the Law, and Creativity in the Age of AI · Grace Sammon · 56 min 45 sec. Grace Sammon moderates authors Neil Plakcy and Nancy Dafoe and retired law professor Lu Ponte on creativity, ownership and responsibility in the age of AI. The panel explores ethical and legal questions shaping creative work. The recording date is not stated.
October 27, 2026 — The AI Revolution is Here. Now What? | Breaking the Deadlock | Full Episode | PBS · PBS · 54 min 39 sec. UC Davis law professor Aaron Tang guides a panel including Joe Manchin, Sara Nelson and Max Tegmark through hypothetical dilemmas about AI’s rules and social consequences. The discussion covers privacy, policing, jobs and children’s use of AI. Recorded live at the New York Historical Society; the exact date is not stated.
October 27, 2026 — NYU Law Forum—A Legal Reckoning? Social Media and AI Chatbot Litigation · NYU School of Law · 1 hr 14 min 45 sec. Catherine Sharkey moderates Jonathan Blavin, Mark Geistfeld and Meetali Jain on social-media and AI-chatbot litigation. The NYU Law panel brings litigation and academic perspectives to tort, consumer-protection and civil-liability questions. Recorded October 21, 2026.
October 27, 2026 — Smartglasses: How they are undermining privacy and what we can do about it · Centre for Free Expression · 57 min 42 sec. Brenda McPhail moderates Jane Bailey, Jacquelyn Burkell, Dominique Kelly and Danica Pawlick-Potts on privacy and surveillance risks from AI-enabled smart glasses. The panel considers consent, discriminatory effects and corporate accountability. The recording date is not stated.
October 27, 2026 — The future isn’t neutral: Race, fairness and equality in the age of AI · Kellogg College, University of Oxford · 38 min 23 sec. Employment-law specialist Landé Belo examines how workplace AI can advance equality or reinforce existing biases. Shreya Atrey introduces the Kellogg College lecture on race, fairness and AI regulation. Recorded October 21, 2026.
October 26, 2026 — Inside the race to build the machine god | Decoder · Decoder with Nilay Patel · 1 hr 4 min 9 sec. Nilay Patel interviews Kevin Roose about the ambitions, commercial pressures and decision-making culture of frontier AI companies. They debate who gets a say in AI’s development and whether corporate leaders can manage the risks of the race toward AGI. The recording date is not stated.
October 26, 2026 — Becoming a Lawyer in the Age of Generative AI - AALS/West Academic AI in Legal Education Series · Association of American Law Schools · 59 min 37 sec. Aric Short moderates Kirsten K. Davis, David S. Kemp and Jerry Organ on preparing lawyers for generative AI. The AALS/West Academic panel considers professional identity, judgment, skepticism and how legal education can respond as routine tasks shift to machines. Recorded October 23, 2026.
October 26, 2026 — AI Agents Are Already Changing the Price of Goods | Odd Lots · Bloomberg Podcasts · 52 min 18 sec. Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway interview Groundwork Collaborative’s Lindsay Owens about AI shopping agents, personalized pricing and consumer data. The discussion examines algorithmic discrimination, liability, security and competition. The recording date is not stated.
October 25, 2026 — Buenos Días Con: Cristina Perpiñá-Robert | Billboard Latin Music Week 2026 · Billboard · 26 min 10 sec. SGAE chief executive Cristina Perpiñá-Robert and attorney Pierre Hachar Jr. discuss AI-generated music and the future of creativity at Billboard Latin Music Week. Presented by SGAE during the October 19–22, 2026 event; the exact recording date is not stated.
October 25, 2026 — AI is too important for a tech war: AI innovation and regulation | Conflict Zone · DW News · 26 min 2 sec. Sarah Kelly moderates Bayer’s Matthias Berninger, Booking.com’s Maria Rocha and Xunce’s Zhijian Liu on diverging AI rules in Europe, the US and China. The Berlin Global Dialogue panel examines global governance, cross-border business and data ownership. The exact recording date is not stated.
October 24, 2026 — US AI Holds a 25-to-1 Compute Lead Over China | Chris McGuire · MTS · 24 min 36 sec. Chris McGuire of the Council on Foreign Relations discusses US outbound-investment restrictions, technology export controls and AI competition with China. He also considers possible US–China cooperation on AI safety. The recording date is not stated.
October 23, 2026 — Is Our Data At Risk In The Modern Digital Era? | Marc Rotenberg - World Governments Summit · World Governments Summit · 8 min 22 sec. Marc Rotenberg of the Center for AI and Digital Policy discusses personal-data protection, AI-generated impersonation and deepfakes. He argues for stronger government oversight and assessment of AI risks before deployment. The recording date is not stated.
October 23, 2026 — FULL: “Coming weeks”: Ashwini Vaishnaw signals next step on India's AI regulation | · NDTV World · 33 min 40 sec. Rahul Kanwal interviews Ashwini Vaishnaw about India’s technology plans at the NDTV World Summit 2026. Vaishnaw says an AI consultation paper is planned in the coming weeks and discusses balancing innovation with human safety and oversight. The exact recording date is not stated.
October 23, 2026 — AI at the Crossroads: Innovation, Security and Human Progress | Panel 4 |WOFL 2026 · May Chidiac Foundation | Media Institute · 42 min 30 sec. Jessy Tannous moderates lawyer Nada Abdelsater, AI professor Mariette Awad, Hajar El Haddaoui and AI security and policy specialist Tiffany Saadeh on AI innovation, security and responsible development. The panel considers ethical risks and AI’s implications for human progress. The recording date is not stated.
October 22, 2026 — Bill Gates says to prepare for 20 years of tumultuous AI disruption · Decoder with Nilay Patel · 1 hr 11 min 3 sec. Nilay Patel interviews Bill Gates about AI risk, government regulation and technical approaches to safety. Their discussion includes international responses, open-source regulation and trust in institutions. The recording date is not stated.
October 22, 2026 — Will AI Take Over? [Part 2] Recorded Live From Wild West Hackin' Fest | Episode 74 · AI Security Ops · 36 min 51 sec. Bronwen Aker, Derek Banks, Ethan Robish and Brian Fehrman discuss autonomous AI agents, security monitoring and legal responsibility when an agent hacks a system. The panel also considers proposed restrictions on advanced AI and the role of security standards. Recorded during the week of Wild West Hackin’ Fest 2026; the exact date is not stated.
October 21, 2026 — AI Governance Has to Move as Fast as the Technology | Main Line Health's Luke Olenoski · healthsystemCIO: Hospital IT Strategy & Leadership · 35 min. Luke Olenoski, Main Line Health’s CIO, explains how the health system assigns responsibility for AI decisions, assesses new tools through existing intake and trains staff. He discusses access permissions, governance and unexpected usage-based costs. The recording date is not stated.
October 21, 2026 — AI and the Race for the Future | Panel Discussion and Q&A · McCombs School of Business · 44 min 42 sec. Robert Prentice moderates Peter Stone, Sherri Greenberg, Ben Herndon and Emily Norman Economy on responsible AI adoption, corporate accountability and government regulation. The UT Austin panel also discusses chatbots, mental health and data-center impacts. Recorded October 15, 2026.
October 21, 2026 — Novo Nordisk: The Risks of Over-Governing AI · Brave · 19 min 39 sec. Luke Mulks interviews Novo Nordisk’s Margi Sheth about building AI governance in the pharmaceutical industry. She discusses patient safety, differing regulatory requirements across jurisdictions and why operational ethics needs people from diverse backgrounds. The recording date is not stated.
October 21, 2026 — Can AI Replicate in Your Smart TV? | Bots Behaving Badly · Machine Gods · 52 min 17 sec. Kevin Roose and Casey Newton discuss risks from autonomous AI agents and whether governments and companies can hold them accountable. The conversation examines regulatory oversight and Roose’s account of an AI-generated imitation of his book. The recording date is not stated.
October 21, 2026 — Internet Caucus Academy - AI Rogue Agents: Who's Liable When They Act On Their Own? · ISOC LIVE · 48 min 1 sec. Amy Schatz moderates Matt Pearl, Neil Chilson, Aaron Rieke and Soham Mehta on responsibility when autonomous AI agents cause harm. The Congressional Internet Caucus Academy briefing examines tort law, agency principles, product liability and the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. Recorded October 13, 2026.
October 20, 2026 — Building Worker Power | The People’s AI Assembly 2026 · AI Now Institute · 33 min 55 sec. Veena Dubal moderates Bhairavi Desai, Lorena Gonzalez, Noam Scheiber and Jasmine Sun on building worker power in the era of AI. The People’s AI Assembly panel brings together labor leaders and journalists to discuss collective responses to the technology. Recorded October 19, 2026.
October 20, 2026 — "If You Prompted It, Why Am I Paying You $10K?" LVRN's Romar Bennett on AI Music · HIGHSTREET · 20 min 14 sec. Dallas interviews music-licensing executive and music supervisor Romar Bennett about generative AI in music licensing and copyright. Bennett discusses replacing AI-generated stems, ownership questions, the value of human-created music and negotiating creators’ shares. Recorded after his panel at the Mass Music and Arts Summit 2026; the exact recording date is not stated.
October 19, 2026 — Pentagon CTO on Anthropic, AI Safety and 'Super Intelligence' · The Information · 45 min 15 sec. Amir Efrati and Leo Schwartz interview Emil Michael about military AI, the government’s dispute with Anthropic and the risks of AI models overriding human commanders. Michael discusses enforcement of AI safety rules and competition with China. The recording date is not stated in the video description.
October 19, 2026 — X Congresso | Keynote - Conferência de Abertura: Governança Global de IA e Direitos Humanos (EN) · InternetLab · 54 min 53 sec. Isabel Ebert gives the opening keynote on global AI governance and the political economy of technical ecosystems at InternetLab’s tenth congress on fundamental rights and criminal procedure in the digital age, organized with the University of São Paulo law faculty. The session also includes Marta Saad, Helena Secaf and Ivan de Franco. The recording date is not stated.
October 18, 2026 — The Dark Side of AI Every Parent Needs to Know | Doug Fiafia · Mann On Mic · 42 min 34 sec. Jeff Mann interviews Utah State Representative Doug Fiafia about AI regulation, liability and children’s safety, including AI companions and parental involvement. The wider conversation also covers identity, politics and family. The recording date is not stated.
October 18, 2026 — The Cost of Knowledge: Paying in Data – Surveillance, AI and the Future of Open Access · Open Access Australasia · 79 min 35 sec. Sarah Lamdan, Lee Timutimu and Nick Shockey discuss surveillance and data extraction in research, publishing and learning platforms. Hosted by Anne Lennox, the panel examines intellectual privacy, academic freedom, Indigenous knowledge and community-governed infrastructure. The recording date is not stated.
October 18, 2026 — AI Innovation with Guardrails: Utah Commissioner Margaret Busse in Conversation · O'Reilly · 12 min 11 sec. Utah Commerce Commissioner Margaret Woolley Busse discusses the state’s approach to AI policy in an interview at O’Reilly Foo Camp. Topics include its regulatory sandbox, mental-health chatbots, deepfakes and keeping AI accountable to people. The recording date is not stated.
October 18, 2026 — Trump intel chief puts AI companies on NOTICE · Fox News · 9 min 16 sec. Lara Trump interviews Jay Clayton about the Super Intelligence Force’s work, the government’s relationship with private technology companies and potential cyberattack threats. The recording date is not stated.
October 16, 2026 — AI as Therapist? Intimacy Without Understanding - Matt Jones · Gresham College · 50 min 11 sec. Professor Matt Jones examines AI systems that simulate therapeutic dialogue, distinguishing responsiveness from empathy. He discusses weakening safety guardrails in long conversations, privacy and confidentiality, terms of service and the tension between engagement and wellbeing. Recorded September 29, 2026.
October 16, 2026 — The DGIQ Dialogs Governance in Action: AI Meets Governance — Ethics, Oversight, and Automation · DATAVERSITY · 62 min. Katrina Ingram, Jessica Zuñiga, Maria Alejandra Restrepo and Suchitra Veera discuss organizational AI governance, sensitive-data protection, human oversight and accountability when systems make mistakes. The panel also examines transparency, legal compliance and employee training. The recording date is not stated.
October 16, 2026 — FTC chair on probing Anthropic, OpenAI over recent AI safety incidents · CNBC Television · 3 min 40 sec. CNBC’s Power Lunch team interviews Federal Trade Commission chair Andrew Ferguson about the agency’s probe into Anthropic and OpenAI over recent AI safety incidents. The recording date is not stated.
October 16, 2026 — Selected Issues with Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Special Education: Benefits and Pitfalls · New York State Special Education Task Force · 64 min 51 sec. Attorney Stephanie M. Roebuck and school-district privacy officer Chris Polizzi discuss AI in special-education advocacy and communication, including accuracy, bias, privacy, confidentiality and overreliance on generated content. The recording date is not stated. Embedding is disabled by the publisher; watch on YouTube.
October 15, 2026 — Refuse, Resist, Repair: Making Critical Moves in the Times of AI · DISCO Network · 77 min 20 sec. Catherine Knight Steele moderates Jenny Davis, Julián Posada, Apryl Williams and Rua Williams on personal data, the labor behind AI and community responses to its use. The panel considers refusal, resistance and repair, including questions of fairness and disability. Recorded October 9, 2026.
October 15, 2026 — AI Companies Don’t Get to Be Above the Law · Checks & Balances · 62 min 31 sec. Gregg Nunziata interviews former Department of Homeland Security chief privacy officer Nuala O’Connor about digital privacy, government overreach and holding AI companies accountable under the rule of law. The recording date is not stated.
October 15, 2026 — 10th Annual Boston Conference on Cyber Security · BC Law · 3 hr 11 min 59 sec. BC Law and the FBI bring together legal, government and industry speakers on AI governance, data privacy and cyber threats. The recording includes Jose Perez’s keynote, a governance panel moderated by Michael Roberts and an incident-response simulation moderated by Heather Eagan. Recorded October 14, 2026.
October 14, 2026 — AI Hot Topics Assurance and Oversight of Generative AI · Laboratory for Analytic Sciences · 43 min 25 sec. Jascha Swisher moderates Mike Green, UNC law librarian Michelle Rodenburg and Chris Provan on reviewing fallible generative-AI outputs in critical systems, including legal work. The NC State panel asks whether assurance processes designed for human mistakes transfer to AI. The recording date is not stated.
October 14, 2026 — AI Regulations with Senator Chris Van Hollen | INFORMED RESISTANCE · Public Citizen · 34 min 4 sec. Public Citizen co-president Robert Weissman interviews Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland about artificial intelligence, technology companies and the influence of undisclosed political money. The recording date is not stated.
October 14, 2026 — Why Young People Don't Trust AI | Sam Hiner, Young People's Alliance · Guy Kawasaki’s Remarkable People · 38 min 31 sec. Guy Kawasaki interviews Young People’s Alliance co-founder Sam Hiner about protections for young technology users, AI companions and political accountability. Hiner discusses the Meta settlement, state children’s codes and his concerns about chatbots designed to keep users engaged. The recording date is not stated.
October 13, 2026 — AI in Manufacturing Supply Chain: A Transatlantic Perspective · Foley & Lardner LLP · 20 min 37 sec. Vanessa Miller, R.J. McVeigh and Daniel Wuhrmann discuss US and European legal issues in manufacturing and supply-chain AI, including governance, data rights, cybersecurity, vendor agreements and accountability.
October 13, 2026 — Understanding How AI Impacts Worker Health and Safety · COEH & California Labor Lab · 60 min 52 sec. Mishal Khan, Terrysa Guerra, John Sadowski and Yasin Khan examine US workplace AI policy, retail and fulfillment-worker experiences, and applying occupational-safety assessment to emerging AI hazards. Recorded October 7, 2026.
October 13, 2026 — Legal Panel at Extract Summit - Victoria Vlahoyiannis, Scott Lashway, Sally Anne Hinfey · Extract Summit · 31 min 57 sec. Zyte’s Victoria Vlahoyiannis moderates Scott Lashway and Zyte’s Sally Anne Hinfey on US and EU web-scraping rules: copyright, database rights, terms of service, technical access controls and AI-training data provenance. The panel also examines privacy and licensing models. Recorded in Austin on October 8, 2026.
October 12, 2026 — AI & IP Panel Discussion: A Global Perspective Part IV · Warfare of Art and Law with Stephanie Drawdy · 56 min 57 sec. Stephanie Drawdy’s panel with Haneen Alkenany, Inha Cha, Patrick McGranaghan and Emily Gould examines creators’ agency, consent for AI training, the value of human-authored work and posthumous rights. The recording date is not stated.
October 12, 2026 — AI Models Are Already Lying, Says Former Google DeepMind Researcher · Zeteo · The Real Question with Shehab Khan · 33 min 11 sec. Former Google DeepMind researcher Jonathan Schwarz discusses AI agents exceeding their instructions, concentration of power in AI companies and corporate responsibilities. He argues for international cooperation on regulation. Zeteo first published the interview on October 5, 2026.
October 12, 2026 — Bill Gates calls AI ‘the most dangerous technology’ ever invented · CNN · State of the Union · 10 min 47 sec. Bill Gates tells Jake Tapper that AI needs dedicated safety oversight beyond industry self-governance. He discusses cyberattack risks, taxation of AI and robot use, and preserving some jobs for people. The interview aired October 11, 2026.
October 9, 2026 — Petition For A Ban On 'Ghost' Interviews That Harvest Data For AI · The Platform NZ · 8 min 22 sec. A New Zealand petitioner describes her experience of an AI job interview and concerns about applicant data being collected for training. The interview examines her proposed ban on fake job advertisements and recruitment platforms’ responsibility to investigate them.
October 9, 2026 — Preserving Trust in Science in the Era of AI: Connecting Policy to Practice · Frankfurter Buchmesse · 48 min 57 sec. Research, publishing and information-standards experts discuss the EU AI Act, copyright transparency, compliance and trust in scientific knowledge. The panel includes RELX’s Elizabeth Crossick and NISO’s Todd Carpenter; it was recorded at the Frankfurt Book Fair on October 7, 2026.
October 9, 2026 — Publisher Strategies for Navigating the AI Value Chain · Frankfurter Buchmesse · 49 min 26 sec. Copyright Clearance Center’s Roy Kaufman moderates Chris Reid of Wiley, Caroline Sutton of STM and Mehmet Toral of Frontiers on licensing, permissions and open-access content for AI training and retrieval. The panel presents publishing-industry perspectives and was recorded October 7, 2026.
October 8, 2026 — Matt Sheehan on the Scramble for AI Dominance · Foreign Policy · FP Live · 39 min 56 sec. Matt Sheehan discusses how the United States and China govern AI differently, the competition for technological leadership, open-weight models, cybersecurity and the prospects for regulation.
October 8, 2026 — Microsoft President: AI advanced quicker than we expected - we need to act urgently · ITV News · 39 min 58 sec. In a full interview, Microsoft president Brad Smith discusses urgent AI regulation, changes to employment, government support for workers and his proposals for taxing automation and protecting human roles.
October 8, 2026 — “Working Side By Side With AI” with Lord Tim Clement-Jones · thoughtbot · Giant Robots Smashing Into Other Giant Robots · 48 min 17 sec. Sami Birnbaum interviews Tim Clement-Jones about the evolution of AI policy, the gap between government and technology, and how regulation, ethical standards and public trust can support AI adoption.
October 7, 2026 — The State of AI Regulation: Policy, Law, and Industry | Panel · The AI Conference · About 56 min. Gerrit De Vynck moderates Andrew Freedman, Kevin Frazier and Rebecca Bauer-Kahan on the competing state and federal approaches to AI regulation, gaps in oversight and possible regulatory frameworks.
October 7, 2026 — Built-In Weakness: Lawful Access and Encryption in the Age of AI-Powered Cyber Threats · The Canadian Internet Society · About 88 min. Signal’s Udbhav Tiwari and a panel of privacy, cybersecurity and legal experts discuss lawful-access legislation, end-to-end encryption and AI-powered cyber threats. The event was held October 5, 2026.
October 6, 2026 — Who is Actually Liable When Your AI Gets It Wrong - full recording · Kayne McGladrey · About 61 min. Larry Whiteside Jr. moderates a discussion with Kayne McGladrey and attorneys Maria McReddie and Maria Lobato about allocating AI risk. They examine hiring-discrimination litigation, vendor contracts, insurance exclusions and board accountability. The webinar was recorded September 17, 2026.
October 5, 2026 — Adam Schiff says voluntary AI rules are meaningless · Decoder with Nilay Patel · About 54 min. Nilay Patel interviews Senator Adam Schiff about AI liability, Section 230, regulatory authority, antitrust, privacy and intellectual property. Schiff discusses legislative approaches to AI oversight.
October 5, 2026 — Sam Altman: The benefits of AI are worth ‘some bad things’ · POLITICO · Decoded · 35 min 39 sec. Brendan Bordelon interviews Sam Altman about AI safety and regulation, incident disclosure, political spending and the conditions for releasing more powerful models.
October 4, 2026 — ‘Congress needs to legislate’: Khan on AI regulation · ABC News · This Week · 5 min 15 sec. George Stephanopoulos interviews former Federal Trade Commission chair Lina Khan about congressional action on AI regulation.

September 2026

September 29, 2026 — Talking tech and AI with a federal judge: Interview · Gazette Visuals · 7 min 43 sec. U.S. Magistrate Judge Maritza Dominguez Braswell speaks with Gazette and Colorado Politics judicial reporter Michael Karlik about the sessions she led on artificial intelligence in the law at the Tenth Circuit’s Bench & Bar Conference.
September 28, 2026 — Global Regulation, AI Safety, and Preparing for AGI · AI Sidebar / Stanford Law School · 33 min 2 sec. Host Irene Liu speaks with Tom Lue, Google DeepMind’s vice president of frontier AI global affairs, about global AI policy, safety standards, public-private governance, open models and preparing for AGI.
September 24, 2026 — AI Is Moving Too Fast and the Law Can’t Stop It · Deseret Voices / Deseret News · 28 min. Host Jane Clayson Johnson speaks with Harvard Law professor Martha Minow about how rapid AI development is testing legal safeguards and democratic institutions. They discuss AI in courts, autonomous agents and the challenge of preserving human agency.

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