A Deans' Distinguished Conversation
Artificial intelligence is no longer experimental. It is embedded in our platforms, our businesses and our daily lives. So, who determines the guardrails? Who defines responsibility? And how do we ensure trust keeps pace with innovation?
Hear from legal and content creation experts as they unpack how decisions are being made right now that will shape the future of intelligent systems.
Michigan State University’s College of Communication Arts and Sciences and College of Law invite you to join a timely conversation exploring how AI is reshaping the media and creator economy — and the legal frameworks evolving alongside it.
Panelists
Kenneth Abraham, David and Mary Harrison Distinguished Professor of Law, University of Virginia School of Law
Ryan Clarkson, Managing Partner, Clarkson Law Firm
Vidya Sawhny, Head of Marketing, AI and Mobility, Cisco Systems
Katie Mellor, Executive Client‑Services Leader with expertise in Influence Marketing and the Creator Economy
Moderator
Shawn Turner, General Manager, WKAR Public Media at Michigan State University
Location
WKAR Studio A
MSU College of Communication Arts and Sciences
404 Wilson Rd, East Lansing, MI 48824
A strolling reception will follow in WKAR Studio B.
Parking will be available in the structure directly adjacent to the ComArtSci building in Ramp 5.
Registration is required.