Looking forward to checking it out! 📚

Humans outside the loop is an important topic!

Thrilled to be back at WashULaw for another mock job talk! A special thanks to the amazing faculty for their continued support throughout my academic journey!

A special thanks to Steve Irlbacher, Pitt Law alum, who joined our Privacy Law Seminar. We explored the challenges surrounding data privacy in connected and autonomous vehicles. Steve’s insights and expertise gave our students a practical perspective of modern tech in industry.

The pleasure was truly mine! I appreciate your encouragement throughout the journey. Looking forward to more moments like this! Cathy Hwang

Excited to share my new article on SSRN, analyzing the evolving landscape of corporate policy customization and how external enforcement plays a key role in shaping internal compliance strategies. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… Grateful to UC Davis Law Review for their excellent edits!

Enjoyed chatting with Ben Schreckinger today about OpenAI and corporate governance. (No, it’s not the end of socially responsible corporate governance.) Read more at politico.com/newsletters/di…

A draft of my new paper, Towards a Progressive Labor Antitrust, forthcoming in Columbia Law Review, is up on SSRN! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

I uploaded the latest version of my paper “Artificial Fiduciaries” to SSRN. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… Forthcoming as the lead article in W&L Law Review. Feedback and comments are greatly appreciated! #AI #CorporateGovernance #FiduciaryLaw

Oxford Business Law Blog OBLB featured my article Artificial Fiduciaries! Glad to have the opportunity to share my work with a wider audience. Check out the article here and join the conversation! 📚😃 papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

In the future, AI fiduciaries may be technologically capable of serving as truly independent corporate directors. Sound intriguing? Check out Zhaoyi Li’s paper “Artificial Fiduciaries,” forthcoming as the lead article in the W&L Law Review. #WomenAlsoKnowLaw #WomeninAcademia

"Is Fiduciary Loyalty Really Loyalty?" That is the titular question for my first post-decanal law review article, which you can now download at SSRN. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

What a fantastic way to wrap up our M&A course and my first semester at Albany Law School! A huge thank you to our panelists for sharing their wisdom. Looking forward to more in the future! 🚀

I'm excited to announce the publication of my article, 'Artificial Fiduciaries'! Honored to be the lead article. 🎉 Check it out here: scholarlycommons.law.wlu.edu/cgi/viewconten…

📢 We are thrilled to celebrate Professor Zhaoyi Li and her impactful work, as her article "Artificial Fiduciaries" has been published as the lead piece in the latest issue of the Washington and Lee Law Review Volume 81! 🎉

Didn't know that the first talk of my new book would be at McGill. Looking forward to visiting Montreal in March. Thanks Prof. Juan Wang for the invitation! mcgill.ca/law/channels/e…

Can a country tax digital services while still respecting consumer privacy? Zhaoyi Li argues there are hidden risks at #GoverningData, March 28-29, Yale Law School and online. Info/registration: ibl.law.uiowa.edu/governing-data Iowa Innovation, Business, and Law Center Yale Journal of Law & Technology Rishab Nithyanand

I presented my new paper, Privacy Paradox in Digital Service Taxation, at Yale Journal of Law & Technology Yale Journal of Law & Technology’s Data Governance Symposium. It explores how DSTs strive for fairness but may compromise user privacy. Please reach out if you'd like to review and provide feedback!

Privacy Paradox In Digital Service Taxation bit.ly/4mgXnIH by Zhaoyi Li (Albany Law School)

I'm thrilled to receive the Faculty Award for Excellence in Scholarship! A heartfelt thank you to Dean Carlarne for your encouragement, and to my amazing colleagues for the nomination! 📚