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    Imbue announces panel on how law should adapt to AI

    Imbue said its CEO would moderate the September 14 San Francisco panel, joined by Meng Jia Yang, a lawyer working on AI regulation at OpenAI, and Imbue’s general counsel and head of policy.

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    Legal systems are built for people, companies and governments—not software, Imbue argues. The company announced a panel scheduled for September 14, 2026, in San Francisco to explore how institutions should adapt to AI. Imbue said its CEO would moderate the discussion with legal specialists from OpenAI and Imbue.

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    @imbue_aiWhat is law in the age of AI? ​Our legal systems are built for people, companies, and governments as actors - not software. How do we redesign our institutions for this new kind of power? Next Monday, @kanjun (CEO of Imbue) will moderate a panel with Meng Jia Yang (a lawyer working on AI regulation at @OpenAI ) and our very own @mattboulos (general counsel and head of policy at Imbue). Don't miss it if you're in SF! https://luma.com/81aqxabn
    @kanjunAI is changing more than how we work. It's changing how power works. On Monday, I'm moderating a chat between OpenAI lawyer Meng Jia Yang and our Head of Policy @mattboulos about how our legal systems need to change now that AI is rising as a new form of power. It's off-the-record, so join if you can :)

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    @imbue_aiWhat is law in the age of AI? ​Our legal systems are built for people, companies, and governments as actors - not software. How do we redesign our institutions for this new kind of power? Next Monday, @kanjun (CEO of Imbue) will moderate a panel with Meng Jia Yang (a lawyer working on AI regulation at @OpenAI ) and our very own @mattboulos (general counsel and head of policy at Imbue). Don't miss it if you're in SF! https://luma.com/81aqxabn
    @kanjunAI is changing more than how we work. It's changing how power works. On Monday, I'm moderating a chat between OpenAI lawyer Meng Jia Yang and our Head of Policy @mattboulos about how our legal systems need to change now that AI is rising as a new form of power. It's off-the-record, so join if you can :)