Harvard Law School and the University of Copenhagen have partnered to launch the Project on Precision Medicine , Artificial Intelligence , and the Law ( PMAIL ) , a five - year initiative undertaking a comparative analysis of US and European laws relating to the complex algorithms used in medical research . Project leader Harvard Law School professor According to an official , the initiative will work for 5 years to try to create a comparative analysis of existing laws that pertain to such algorithms in both the US and Europe. , Glenn Smith said its purpose was to " ‘ catch up ’ our legal and regulatory systems to the new realities of medicine " , as well as to intellectual property issues in the sector .
Harvard Law School and the University of Copenhagen have partnered to launch the Project on Precision Medicine , Artificial Intelligence , and the Law ( PMAIL ) , a five - year initiative undertaking a comparative analysis of US and European laws relating to the complex algorithms used in medical research . Project leader Harvard Law School professor , Glenn Smith said its purpose was to " ‘ catch up ’ our legal and regulatory systems to the new realities of medicine " , as well as to intellectual property issues in the sector .