On 10-12 February 2025, The 2025 China Law Symposium, hosted by the Harvard Law School China Law Association, was held at Harvard Law School. As one of the world's leading academic forums on Chinese legal studies, the symposium brought together scholars and practitioners to explore critical issues in Chinese law and policy, fostering global dialogue on China's evolving legal landscape.
On 11 February, Llinks partner, Dr. David Pan participated in a panel discussion titled "AI, Technology & Cybersecurity: Legal Frontiers in China", engaging with global experts including Gilad Abiri, Associate Professor at Peking University School of Transnational Law, and Dongsheng Zang, Professor at the University of Washington School of Law. The panel delved into cutting-edge topics such as AI regulation, cybersecurity infrastructure, and cross-border technology governance. Drawing from China's unique trajectory in tech-law evolution, Dr. David Pan provided incisive analysis of emerging challenges and strategic responses within China's legal framework, sparking robust discussions among attendees.
Dr. David Pan's insights highlighted the latest developments in China's technology law sector, earning widespread recognition from peers for his profound expertise and practical experience in navigating this complex field.
