Roland Hung to guest lecture at Osgoode Hall Law School

Roland Hung, partner and chair of our Privacy, Data & Cybersecurity Group and co-chair our AI & Innovation Group, will be a guest lecturer at Osgoode Hall Law School at York University on October 1, 2026. He will be addressing the Emerging Technologies: Law, Policy and Governance course on AI and Contracting.

Emerging Technologies: Law, Policy and Governance: Established technologies like the internet and social and emerging ones like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robotics, are transforming how we live, work, and interact. These changes raise a host of complex law, policy, ethical, and governance challenges in a range of domestic and global contexts, including internet censorship, the role and regulation of social media platforms, disinformation and online abuse, legal automation, algorithmic discrimination, privacy, surveillance, fintech, and cyber-warfare. Among the kinds of questions pursued in this course: Who is responsible when technology causes harms? Do we have to forego privacy for either technological innovation or security? How best to regulate social media, if at all? What can we do to prevent algorithmic discrimination and other forms of technology-enabled human rights abuse? What is "ethical" AI and how can we incentivize it?