University of Colorado

Harry Surden is a distinguished Professor of Law at the University of Colorado Law School, specializing in the intersection of artificial intelligence and legal frameworks. He is recognized for introducing the concept of computable contracts and has published extensively on topics including AI ethics, large language models, and the implications of technology in various areas of law.

With a background in both computer science and law, Professor Surden also serves as the Associate Director of Stanford University's CodeX Center for Legal Informatics and is the Faculty Director of CU's Silicon Flatirons Center's AI Initiative. His academic contributions have garnered numerous awards, and he is actively involved in teaching and researching the evolving landscape of law in relation to artificial intelligence.

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