Climate Change Challenge for Law, Human Brain and AI

About

Climate change affects many aspects of human life: its impacts on agriculture, livestock raising, health, safety, housing and work are undeniable, with serious challenges for individual lives and social interactions at both local and global levels. The current scenario is so complex that an interdisciplinary and international effort to address its ramifications is strongly warranted. Young people have a chance in their hands: regardless of their educational background and country of origin, youth generations can develop a new mindset to deal with the challenges of climate change and to cooperate in order to identify shared solutions.
New technologies and AI tools are crucial for meeting these goals, as is their knowledge by the legal community. Artificial intelligence and machine learning systems, big data analytics, blockchain, computable contracts, have opened new legal scenarios and are posing profound theoretical challenges.
The intensive course Climate Change Challenge (CCC) for Law, Human Brain and AI (TIL 2023) offers unique insights into the connections between human brain activity, the patterns by which AI tools are designed, and their impact on humans and their environment. Can these technologies provide the opportunity for a better understanding of climate change? How are legal
studies reconsidering the way the law is conceived and the role it can play in CCC?
This intensive course is organized by the Interdepartmental Research Center European Center for Law Science and New Technologies (ECLT), in cooperation with the University School for Advanced Studies (IUSS Pavia), Collegio Ghislieri Pavia, and the European Law Students Association (ELSA)

Course leader

Prof. Amedeo Santosuosso (ECLT and IUSS Pavia), prof. Carlo Granelli (Academy of European Private Lawyers), prof. Gabriella Bottini (Department of Brain and Behavioral Sciences, DBBS).

Target group

TIL 2023 is open to master’s degree students, PhD students, young researchers and early career law professionals.

Course aim

TIL 2023 aims to provide master students, PhD students, young researchers, and early-career professionals with a first-hand knowledge of advanced technological tools, as well as an essential overview of the impact of climate change on human brains and legal structures.

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