Course Overview:
Artificial Intelligence Governance: National Strategies, International Initiatives, and the Future of AI Regulation examines one of the most pressing legal and policy challenges of our time: how to govern powerful and rapidly evolving AI technologies in ways that are
effective, ethical, and globally coherent.
As AI systems become embedded in critical sectors – from healthcare and transportation to finance, defense, and the justice system – governments and international bodies are racing to develop strategies that address risks, assert sovereignty, and define the rules of the digital
era. This course offers a global and national comparative perspective on these efforts, investigating how different jurisdictions are approaching AI regulation, and how multilateral initiatives like the G7 Hiroshima AI Process, the Bletchley Declaration, and the United Nations AI resolution are shaping an emerging international governance architecture. We will also explore the increasingly influential roles of private actors, technical standard-setters, and civil society in designing rules for AI – often outside traditional legal frameworks.
Designed for students in law, public policy, and interdisciplinary programs, this course emphasizes institutional design, legal interoperability, and the geopolitics of emerging technologies. It invites students to engage critically with real-world governance challenges and to think creatively about what effective, fair, and future-ready AI regulation might look like.
金額：6,500元
