Future-Proofing Law: From rDNA to Robots Friday, January 27 to Saturday, January 28, 2017 The UC Davis Law Review celebrates its 50th volume by looking into the future and predicting how the law will adapt to rapidly emerging technology. Panels will focus on significant technological developments and their impacts on various areas of the law, such as constitutional law, intellectual property, criminal law, and many others. Legal discussions will surround technologies such as synthetic biology, artificial intelligence, and virtual and augmented reality. Opening Remarks, Rachel Kane and Shree Sharma, UC Davis Law Review Friday Panel One: Android Auteurs and Mechanical Healers Jane Bambauer, Arizona, “Dr. Robot” Ryan Calo, U. Washington, “The Road to HAL: Key Challenges in Artificial Intelligence Policy” Paul Ohm and David Lehr, Georgetown, “Playing with the Data” Margot E. Kaminski, Ohio State, “Authorship Disrupted” Sarah Jeong, Vice Media, Commentator