Summer course in Artificial Intelligence 2025

Exploring the impact of AI from a legal and economic perspective

— Singapore Campus —

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Artificial Intelligence

Taught in English

July 7th -July 15th 2025

Assas International, Singapore Campus

As artificial intelligence (AI) gains momentum, understanding the challenges and opportunities created by AI is crucial. Numerous questions arise regarding the use of AI, which can be seen as an object of regulation by lawyers, but also as a useful tool for law enforcement. Notwithstanding the advances involved in AI, its use also raises moral and ethical issues, in addition to legal issues.

Course description

This interdisciplinary course offers a dual approach to artificial intelligence through the eyes of an economist and a lawyer.
Different questions will be addressed, such as:

  • The impact of AI on the labor market, from a macroeconomic and microeconomic perspective.
  • How AI can help legal professionals.
  • The development of predictive justice.
  • AI applications to predict law violation, judge’s decisions, law enforcement decisions.
  • Bias and ethics of AI applications to the law.
  • The numerous roles of AI in various sectors within society and their legal implications.

The objective of this course is to give an overview of the many interesting intersections between AI, economics and the law. This is an emerging, multidisciplinary and multinational area. Several practical cases will be investigated and an introduction to coding will be provided.

Alumni network

Join a network of 100,000+ Assas alumni worldwide and more than 300 alumni from the Singapore campus!

Format

The course will consist of a mix of conventional lectures (presentation and discussion of concepts, theoretical frameworks, research results, etc.) mingled with interactive sequences, such as case studies. The summer school will end with debates and verbal jousts.

  • Targeted group: Students with law or economics background (minimum bachelor, 2nd year).
  • Fees:
    – € 1,800 regular fee or SGD 2,200 regular fee (deadline May 31st 2025).
    – € 1,500 or SGD 2,500 early bird fee (deadline April 30th, 2025) and current Assas students.
  • Course duration: 27 hours
  • Conventional lectures in the morning / Case studies and group work in the afternoon / Debates and verbal jousts / Cultural Visits / Networking Event

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Scholarship

Thanks to La Fondation Panthéon-Assas, Paris-Panthéon-Assas University will be offering € 1,000 Merit Scholarships to a limited number of Assas students.
Merit scholarships are awarded on the basis of both financial needs and academic merit including internships or participation in community service. Submit your application for our Merit Scholarship on our Summer school Online application.

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Course leaders

Dov GREENBAUM

Professor Dov Greenbaum teaches law at the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya, a private university in Israel. He is also the Director of the Zvi Meitar Institute for Legal Implications of Emerging Technologies. Concurrently, he is also a researcher in the department of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry at Yale University. Prof. Greenbaum has degrees and post-doctoral fellowships from Yeshiva University, Yale University, University of California, Berkeley, ETH Zurich and Stanford University.

In addition to his academic affiliation and training, he is also an intellectual property attorney (California & USPTO), with experience in the fields of biopharmaceutical litigation, and Hi-Tech patent drafting and prosecution, including drafting in the fields of robotics, software, computer hardware and defense.

In addition to his lecturing abroad, Professor Greenbaum has also taught a number of courses at Singapore Management University.

Yann LECORPS

Yann Lecorps is Associate Professor at the University of Paris Panthéon Assas, research fellow at the Paris Research Center in Law and Economics (CRED).

His research focuses on the impact of the legal environment on the decisions of individuals or groups of individuals. He uses a variety of theoretical and empirical methods to conduct his research. His latest research projects include measuring the deterrent effect of the International Criminal Court (ICC) on civilian killings, using textual analysis methods to measure the use of digital evidence in international criminal law investigations, measuring the deterrent and crime-displacement effects of a French predictive policing algorithm.

In addition to his research, Yann Lecorps teaches several Law and Economics courses to both economics and law students.

Testimonials

Insights from Romane Serrault and Léonara Viudes:
AI Summer School Experience

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A Transformative Summer School Experience at Assas’ Singapore Campus

“I took part in the 2023 summer school on artificial intelligence.
It was a marvellous experience, and I really benefited from it. Exploring the impact of Articificial Intelligence from a legal and economic perspective.

Artificial intelligences are the future and thanks to this summer school I really understood their importance and all the big changes that await us.

I would like to thank Assas International for having set up this experience which will remain engraved in my memory, thank you for this opportunity, international business law is what I’m passionate about and this summer in Singapore enabled me to learn so much about artigo, with coding sessions, discussions, and an investment on the part of everyone.
I got a lot out of everyone who took part in the summer school, with points of view from all over the world and very constructive debates.

It’s a very enriching experience, the INSEAD premises are incredible and the organized visits to the city of Singapore allowed me to get to know this city, urban redevelopement authority taught me about culture and history and we also attended a hearing at the Supreme Court of Singapore, which was very interesting for me as a law student.

The Artificial intelligence Summer School 2023 in Singapore is one of the best experiences of my life, so thank you for this great organization, every participant is amazing.
It was a privilege for me to participate in this summer school”
Sandra D.
Assas Alumni – Artificial intelligence Summer School 2023

The number of participants is limited to a maximum of 25 people.
Registration is open until May 31, 2025.

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University Program Refund Policy

  • Applicants who cancel their registration before 31 May 2025 will be eligible for a refund of the tuition fees paid, less a non-refundable administrative fee of €500, which is retained by the University.
  • Applicants who withdraw their registration on or after 1 June 2025 are not entitled to any refund, except under the following circumstances:
    • Serious Health Issues: Applicants unable to participate in the program due to severe and demonstrated health complications will receive a refund, subject to the provision of appropriate medical documentation. The University will retain a non-refundable administrative fee of €500.
    • Visa Inability: Applicants who are unable to obtain a visa to attend the program will receive a refund, provided that they supply proof of visa denial. A non-refundable administrative fee of €500 will be retained by the University.
    • Death of a Relative: In the unfortunate event of the death of an immediate family member, applicants may receive a refund, contingent upon submission of a death certificate as verification. The University will retain a non-refundable administrative fee of €500.
  • Students who opt to leave the program after classes have begun will not be eligible for any refund of the tuition fees paid.

To initiate a refund request, applicants must submit a written application along with any required documentation to the University’s admissions office. The University reserves the right to amend this policy at any given time without prior notification.