John Samuel Gibson
About John Samuel Gibson
John Samuel Gibson is the Co-chair of DLA Piper’s US Business and Commercial Litigation Practice and chairs the United Nations' AI for Good Law Track.
Co-chair of DLA Piper’s US Business and Commercial Litigation Practice
John Samuel Gibson serves as the Co-chair of DLA Piper’s US Business and Commercial Litigation Practice. In this role, he oversees complex litigation matters for clients across various industries. His expertise extends to developing strategic litigation approaches and ensuring that client interests are effectively represented in court. With a focus on commercial disputes, John's experience has positioned him as a key figure in the litigation landscape.
Chair of the United Nations' AI for Good Law Track
John Samuel Gibson chairs the United Nations' AI for Good Law Track, a high-profile initiative aimed at promoting the ethical and legal implications of artificial intelligence. His leadership in this role involves guiding discussions on AI regulations, policy-making, and international cooperation to ensure that AI technologies are developed and implemented responsibly. The AI for Good Law Track is a significant platform for addressing the legal challenges and opportunities presented by AI.
Speaker at Global AI Governance Day
John Samuel Gibson will speak at the Global AI Governance Day on May 29 in Geneva. His participation will include exploring potential frameworks and guardrails to support safe and responsible AI development. The event is a significant gathering of policymakers, industry leaders, and academics focused on the governance of artificial intelligence. John's expertise will contribute to the discussions on how best to regulate and guide the growth of AI technologies.
Conference Collaboration with Stanford Law School
John Samuel Gibson will participate in a seminal conference in collaboration with Stanford Law School, which brings together AI thought leaders from both industry and academia. The conference aims to foster dialogue between legal experts and AI professionals on the critical issues surrounding AI development and deployment. John's involvement signifies his commitment to bridging the gap between technological innovation and legal frameworks.