Robotics Law and Policy

This course is a short course March 21-March 24 5:45-8:55 p.m. This interdisciplinary seminar explores the legal and policy aspects of near-term robotics and artificial intelligence. Relevant technologies include driverless cars, drones, surgical robots, personal robots, and expert systems. Readings draw from multiple disciplines, but focus particularly on legal or policy sources. Students are divided into teams with diverse training to produce a short paper. And there's food.

Class Details

Short course from 3/21/16 through 3/24/16

Meeting Days	Time	Location
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday	5:45 - 8:55 pm	TNH 2.124

Evaluation Method	Date	Time	Alpha Range	Room
Paper

Additional Information

Course Type

• Upperclass-only elective

Grading Method

Pass/Fail Allowed

Faculty