Resources

Fall 2025 BTLJ Symposium Speaker Bio and Contact Info

Panel 1: “Where We Live, Work, Play, and Learn”: Generative AI and Environmental Policy

Farber, Dan – Data Center Permitting slides

Husik, Adam – AI’s Environmental Footprint: From Risk to Responsible Innovation slides

Panel 2: Labor Justice and AI Regulation

– Johnson, Khari, May 2025, “California regulator weakens AI rules, giving Big Tech more leeway to track you”

– Kelley, Bradford, 2025, “All the Regulatory Light We Cannot See: The Impact of Loper Bright on Regulating Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace”

– Kelley, Bradford, June 2024, “Belaboring the Algorithm: Artificial Intelligence and Labor Unions”

– Kelley, Bradford, June 2023, “Wage Against the Machine: Artificial Intelligence and the Fair Labor Standards Act”

– Kelley, et al., November 2022, “The Promise and The Peril: Artificial Intelligence and Employment Discrimination”

– Marr, Chris, July 2025, “States Target AI Hiring Tools as Federal Freeze Attempt Fails”

– Wang, et al., July 2025, “California Approves Landmark AI Employment Regulations”

Panel 3: From Surveillance to Sentencing: Regulating AI in the Criminal Legal System

DeVries, Juliana, “Challenging SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitor Evidence as Unreliable and Insufficient”

Okidegbe, Ngozi, September 2023, “To Democratize Algorithms”

Ozer, Nicole – AI & Power to the People slides

Panel 4: Medical AI and Racial Bias: Ensuring Just Outcomes in Healthcare

Obermeyer (Science) Dissecting Racial Bias in Algorithm used to manage the health of populations

Gebru – TESCREAL Bundle Eugenics and the promise of utopia through AGI

Davis – Algorithnic Reparation

Daneshjou – Large Language Models Propogate race based medicine

Williams, Joan, et al., November 2024, “A New Plan of Reorganization: Gender and racial bias in the restructuring industry”

Williams, Joan, et al., April 2022, “Pinning Down the Jellyfish: The workplace experiences of women of color in tech”