Created using Stable Diffusion version 1.5 using the prompt “Smart city at night time, street with people walking, digital, internet of things, technology” on August 25, 2022
Welcome to my website! My name is Daniel Shin, and I am currently a cybersecurity researcher at William & Mary Law School.
I created AI Law Security to serve as my periodical publication platform, where I can share the latest information on emerging technologies (AI, Internet-of-Things, blockchain, quantum computing, and others) from the legal perspective, with emphasis on information and cybersecurity.
For my personal use, AI Law Security will serve as a curated knowledge collection that will eventually serve as my bookmarks for writing research papers and other publications. This website will be using a blog format, because blog style posts have flexible categorization system that will make it easy to organize information. Because I am using this blog platform to use as a potential reference for future writings, each post will aim to include the best references of the posted information source.
The secondary purpose of AI Law Security is to provide information on AI, emerging technologies, law, and security topics to you, the public! Whether you are a fellow researcher or a curious reader, I hope this website can be a great resource to learn about the ongoing developments of the covered topics.
If you would like to know more what I do, please check out my online portfolio website at danielshin.net.
Finally, AI Law Security will operating on a semi-under construction phase as I just launched this website. Please pardon any broken links, incomplete webpages, and grammar/spelling errors.
Thank you for visiting!