Source: Oxford Law Faculty

The University of Oxford has introduced a new course focused on the legal and ethical aspects of artificial intelligence and data law, aiming to prepare future lawyers for the complexities of emerging technologies. The curriculum covers regulation, liability, personal data protection, algorithmic bias, and digital governance.

The course is designed to provide students with both theoretical foundations and practical skills, addressing the rapid integration of AI and big data into legal systems and daily life. It emphasizes the need for multidisciplinary knowledge and a critical approach to evolving legal standards.

Oxford’s initiative underscores the growing importance of equipping legal professionals with expertise in AI, ensuring they can navigate and shape the regulatory frameworks that will govern technology in the coming decades.