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University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School receives gift for AI and technology law…

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What happened

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The University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School received an undisclosed gift from the Perry and Donna Golkin Family Foundation to support its Technology, Regulation, AI, and the Law initiative. This funding will establish a new Dean’s Innovation Fund and advance research and scholarship through the Center for Technology, Innovation, and Competition.

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Why it matters

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The initiative aims to provide a legal education adapted to rapidly changing technologies, recognizing that the rise of generative AI will significantly impact how law is practiced in the future. The gift acts as a catalyst for the school’s mission to integrate technology into legal education.

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  • The University of Pennsylvania could see increased investment in academic programs and research related to technology and law.

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  1. Jameson concludes his term as president of the University of Pennsylvania.1 source
  2. Details regarding the search committee and trustee appointments at UPenn.1 source
  3. Jameson, as president, advocated for leadership in legal education.1 source

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