Martha Minow

[upbeat music] Deans Martha Minow of Harvard Law School and Julio Frenk from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health have challenged students from across Harvard University to develop venture-based solutions that can improve the health, social, and environmental outcomes of the food system in the United States and around the world.

I am so excited to be here and to ask you to do what you can do to tackle the issues presented by food in the world today.

All the guidelines in the world aren't any good if people can't get the right food at the right time in the right place at the right price.

The previous dean of Harvard Law School, John Manning, Jewish.

The dean previous to that was Martha Minow, Jewish.

All through Harvard University, all through Harvard University, one sees esteemed members of that community who are Jewish.

Am I saying that there's no...

[pensive music] Is artificial intelligence advancing so quickly that our legal guardrails can't keep up? Today, we visit Harvard Law School, where former dean and current professor Martha Minow welcomes us into her office to explore the growing gap between the extraordinary power of artificial intelligence and the laws meant to protect us.

Who is responsible when AI gets it wrong? Can our legal system keep pace with AI technology evolving at breathtaking speed? And what will it take to ensure that humans, not machines, remain in control? That's our conversation today on Deseret Voices.

Professor Minow, it's so nice to have you.