The Creative Law program is an AI and Ethics seminar and critical thinking initiative that applies foundational legal principles, including constitutional law, tort law, and intellectual property, to examine the evolving legal and ethical challenges presented by artificial intelligence (AI). The program's instruction is led by Dr. Kevin Weaver and has featured instruction from London based attorney Natalie Sookhoo, who oversees International Research projects.​ Designed as an initiative for Harvard undergraduate and Harvard Pre-College students, the program includes courses, conferences, workshops, and independent research projects.

 

Click to view our current study, AI Social Psychosis and the Law (Available December 2026). This paper introduces and explores the term “AI social psychosis”, a socio-legal concept describing the growing phenomenon in which individuals and institutions grant unwarranted cognitive authority to AI-generated statistical patterns without sufficient consideration of their accuracy.

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Program Contact Information: 

• For Research Project Inquiries: Research@Creativelaw.org

• Former Students: Alum@creativelaw.org

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**Creative Law Research Conference at Harvard University: July 2027**