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Sustainable uses of artificial intelligence for better lawmaking and better regulation

Fri, Sep 18

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Institute of Advanced Legal Studies

The event is co-organised by the Sir William Dale Centre for Legislative Studies, of the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies of the University of London in cooperation with the JM Centre of Excellence on Sustainable Artificial Intelligence for Regulation SUSTAIN-AI-REG. Write to sustainai@lumsa.it!


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Sustainable uses of artificial intelligence for better lawmaking and better regulation
Sustainable uses of artificial intelligence for better lawmaking and better regulation

Time & Location

Sep 18, 2026, 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, Charles Clore House, 17 Russell Sq, London WC1B 5DR, UK

About the event

Here all the updated info: https://ials.sas.ac.uk/news-events/events/sustainable-uses-artificial-intelligence-better-lawmaking-better-regulation


The roundtable forms part of the first Open Forum on “Innovation for Regulation”, organized by the Centre of Excellence on Sustainable AI and Regulation. The Forum provides a structured platform for interdisciplinary dialogue on the use of AI in regulation, as well as its environmental and rule-of-law implications. To foster broader and more diverse international participation, the Forum is being held in multiple locations: Rome (LUMSA University, 5 June 2026), Barcelona (University of Barcelona, 26 June 2026), and London. The programmes are available here: https://www.sustainaireg.eu/1openforum; Those who wish to attend the conferences online can request the link at the following address: sustainai@lumsa.it


Facilitators:

- Prof. Constantin Stefanou, Director of the Sir William Dale Center for Legislative Studies, IALS, University of London

- Prof. Nicoletta Rangone, Director of the Law School, LUMSA University, Director of the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence SUSTAIN AI REGAssociate Research Fellow-Institute of Advanced Legal Studies-London, Member of the Italian Regulatory Impact Assessment…

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