Date: Thursday, August 7
Georgetown Law’s Tech Foundations for Government Staff is a dynamic two-day immersive program designed to equip Congressional and federal agency staff with essential, up-to-date knowledge on today’s most important technologies, emerging innovations, and regulatory questions.
Held on Georgetown’s Capitol Campus, the program features expert faculty and staff who provide practical training and fresh insights into the rapidly evolving intersection of technology and law.
Because Tech Foundations evolves every year to reflect the latest breakthroughs and policy developments, whether you’re attending for the first time or returning, you’re always welcome—and encouraged—to come back and stay ahead of the curve.
Tech Foundations is fully compliant with government ethics rules. If you have questions about your eligibility to participate, please contact your ethics committee.
Day 2: State Laws, Global Rules, and Policy in Practice
Topics include: Global and regional approaches to AI regulation; evolving state-level legislation; oversight of autonomous systems; the role of lawyers in AI governance and policymaking; practical AI use in legal and legislative work; careers in government tech policy.
Speakers include: Anupam Chander, Travis Hall, Christabel Randolph, Ed Walters