Md Abdul Malek
Joint District Judge, Bangladesh
Studied Law & Tech at UCLA Law
Shaping the Future of Law, AI, & Justice Institutions
My work intersects artificial intelligence, law, and policy and aims to advance digital justice and institutional integrity in Bangladesh and the global majority.
"AI systems are not neutral. They reflect the values, biases, and decisions of those who design and deploy them. As judges, we must understand these systems before we rely on them in courts."
Md Abdul Malek
Joint District Judge, Bangladesh
Areas of Interest
Expertise That Matters
AI Ethics, Law, Governance
AI Liability
Transparency
Digital Justice
Digital Rights
Social Media Laws
Data Privacy
Contestable AI
Responsible AI
Conferences & Networks
Global Engagements
CodeX FutureLaw 2024
Stanford Law School
Stanford Law School, Stanford University. Engaging on the intersection of computational law and future legal frameworks.
LLMs x Law Hackathon
Stanford Law School
Stanford Law School, Stanford University. Developing practical AI solutions for legal challenges.
AI & Evidence Symposium
Berkeley Center for Law & Tech
UC Berkeley. Analysis of AI applications in civil litigation evidence.
Copyright Symposium
UCLA & ASU McCarthy Institute
UCLA and ASU McCarthy Institute. Discussing IP implications of generative AI.
Athens Roundtable on AI & the Rule of Law
The Future Society at The George Washington University
The Future Society. High-level dialogue on AI and the Rule of Law.
We Robot Conference
Boston University & MIT Media Lab
Held at Boston University & Boston Dynamics. Focused on robotics, law, and policy.
Research & Writing
Publications
Insights & Commentary
Awful Lawful AI
Blog Posts
AI Judges: The Future of the Bench?
Exploring the possibilities and perils of algorithmic adjudication in modern court systems.
GDPR at Five: Lessons and Missteps
A comprehensive review of Europe's landmark privacy regulation and its global ripple effects.
When ChatGPT Becomes Your Lawyer
The risks and realities of AI-generated legal advice in an era of accessible language models.
The Hidden Bias in Bail Algorithms
Unpacking racial and socioeconomic disparities in pretrial risk assessment tools.
The Right to Be Forgotten in the Age of AI
How machine learning challenges traditional notions of data deletion and personal privacy.
Smart Contracts, Dumb Justice?
Examining whether blockchain-based agreements can truly deliver on promises of fairness.