La Revue des Juristes - Transatlantic dialogue on the Future of Law & AI

Artificial intelligence is fundamentally reshaping the transatlantic landscape, transforming labor markets, fracturing democratic institutions, revolutionizing public administration, and redefining the very essence of creative expression. Yet Europe and the United States are charting markedly divergent paths in response to these seismic shifts. While the US pursues a market-driven approach, locked in strategic competition with China for AI supremacy, the EU has adopted a proactive, rights-based regulatory framework that aims to govern technology before its implications fully materialize.

These competing philosophies have created friction: American technology giants face substantial penalties for regulatory non-compliance, while European legislative initiatives increasingly become flashpoints for political controversy. In this context of mounting tension and fragmentation, coherent and responsible AI governance demands unprecedented transatlantic cooperation.

We look forward to discussing all this and more with experts from both sides of the Atlantic during our six panels:

• 12h45-14h45, Salle Albert Sorel Leroy Beaulieu (Sciences Po): Al in public administration & democracy (EN) Speakers: Dr. Kamel El Hilali, Cyrus Vance Jr.
• 15h00-16h00, Salle 31 (SciencesPo): L'IA juridique et la transformation de l'industrie (juridique): Replacement ou amélioration ? (FR)
  Intervenants: Guillaume Carrère, Jean-Rémi de Maistre Modération: Damien Charlotin
• 15h00-16h00, Salle 33 (Sciences Po): IA & les droits d'auteur (FR)
  Intervenants: David El Sayegh, Cédric Manara, Nathalie Marchand, Emmanuel Potdevin
  Modération: Séverine Dusollier
• 16h15-17h15, Salle 31 (Sciences Po): Al alignment: Safety, security and existential risks (EN)
  Speakers: Jimmy Farrel, Julie Martinez, François Zannetti
• 16h15-17h15, Salle 33 (Sciences Po): Vers une gouvernance verte de l'IA? (FR)
  Intervenants: Pierre Noro, Corentin de Montmarin, Elena Tomesani
• 18h00-19h00, Grande Salle Ginsberg-LeClerc (Reid Hall): Transatlantic AI Governance: Big Tech meets Brussels effect - Shaping AI Markets through Competition, Innovation, and Democratic Control (EN)
  Speakers: Nathalie Smuha, Nicolas Petit, Anupam Chander, Hugo Micheron
• 19h00-20h00: Cocktail reception (Reid Hall)