Professor Margaret Hu erves as expert witness on AI in law enforcement before the Illinois Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights on July 21, 2026. The July 21 hearing addressed the challenges and civil rights implications of AI systems in law enforcement decisionmaking
W&M Hosts the AI + Democracy Conference 2026, with The NEXT 250: Navigating the AI Revolution and the Future of Democracy, a panel talk occurring on Thursday January 29th, from 12:45 to 1:45 PM at Room 119.
Jocelyn Aqua joins the Digital Democracy Lab and Data Privacy & Cybersecurity Legal Center to give a talk on Cambridge Analytica, Facebook, Data Privacy, and Microtargeting
On February 18th, 2024, Taylor Treece will be coming to talk about the EU's Digital Acts and how they are reshaping online competition, safety, and compliance.
What does the future of AI governance look like? This is the question Senators posed to a panel of expert witnesses at a Senate Hearing that included William & Mary Law Professor Margaret Hu.
On Monday, November 6, the Digital Democracy Lab cohosted a lunch panel discussion on "Election Security and Forward Defense: Cybersecurity, AI Weaponry, and Information Warfare."
Professor Margaret Hu from William & Mary Law School recently participated as a guest on the Democracy Initiative Podcast, a series designed to explore issues related to democracy.
Please join us for a lunch panel discussion on Thursday, September 21, in Room 119, to discuss the January 6 Report and recent Indictments of the former President.
The Digital Democracy Lab at William & Mary Law is pleased to help coordinate an important conversation, “Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights: One Year Later,” co-hosted by William & Mary (W&M), Data & Society, and the Center for Democracy & Technology.
On August 18, 2023, we are excited to host a policy workshop on AI governance, “AI & Democracy: Futureproofing 2076.” together with W&M's Global Research Institute, W&M Data Science, and the W&M Democracy Initiative.