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Teaching Law in a world shaped by technology

At Oxford, legal education is evolving alongside technological change. From interdisciplinary teaching with Computer Science to professional courses through the Oxford LawTech Education Programme (OLTEP), our aim is to equip lawyers and policymakers with an understanding of legal systems and the technologies – including AI – that are transforming them.

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Creating ‘bilingual’ thinkers: legal education in a tech-driven world

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Zoya Yasmine - The legal tensions behind technological advances in healthcare
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Dr Margarita Amaxopoulou - How AI is redefining who makes the rules
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Professor Ignacio Cofone - How AI complicates legal approaches to equality
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Blog Posts

Take a look at AI-related blog posts on the Law Faculty Blogs website.

Should Generative AI Have a Significant Effect on Questions of Liability in the Law of Tort?
AI and Corporate Climate Governance: Time for AI Pragmatism
The Hare-Tortoise Race in Law & Technology: Rethinking Algorithmic Trading Regulation for Effective AI Governance
Artificial Persons in the AI Age
Do Gender Stereotypes in Advertising Impact AI?
The EU AI Act: A Global Game-Changer or a Roadblock for Innovation in the US
AI for border control – a ‘geopolitical innovation race’ at the EU’s external borders
Governing Global Gig Platforms When the Manager is an Algorithm
Artificial Fiduciaries

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