WHO IS LIABLE WHEN ALGORITHMS DECIDE?
Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Legal Liability

📅 22 April 2026, in person
🕛 12:00 PM
📍 Danubius International University, Galați, Aula Magna

Danubius International University, in collaboration with the Romanian Review of Law, invites you to an interdisciplinary debate dedicated to one of the most important challenges of our time: legal liability and automated decision-making.

🎙 Programme of Speakers:

🔹 Lawyer Dr Aurel Ciobanu, Dean of the Bucharest Bar – opening remarks (10 min)
🔹 Associate Professor Dr Andy Corneliu Pușca, President of Danubius University – opening remarks (10 min)
🔹 Associate Professor Dr Aurelian Gabriel Uluitu, Vice-Rector – intervention (10 min)
🔹 Dr Cristina Elena Popa Tache, Dean of FDGI, Danubius International University – intervention (10 min)
🔹 Lawyer Dr Radu Răzvan Popescu – presentation (20 min)
🔹 Professor Dr Dan Top – presentation (20 min)
🔹 Lawyer Dr Ștefan Naubauer – presentation (20 min)
🔹 Lecturer Dr Lawyer Ana Demșorean – presentation (15 min)
🔹 Lawyer Oana Dinu – presentation (15 min)
🔹 Legal Counsel Daniel Năstase – presentation (15 min)
🔹 Lawyer Alexandru Neacșu – presentation (15 min)
🔹 Lawyer Adrian Ilie – presentation (15 min)

📚 We look forward to welcoming you to a dialogue on the impact of artificial intelligence on law, justice and society.

The Faculty of International Governance and Law within Danubius International University participated, as a member, in the Annual General Meeting and Conference organised by the European Law Faculties Association, held from 15 to 17 April 2026 at the University of Deusto, Bilbao.

This year’s edition, entitled “Artificial Intelligence and Legal Education: Exploring the Impact of AI on Legal Education and the Legal Profession”, addressed the profound transformations generated by artificial intelligence in legal education and in the evolution of legal professions.

Danubius International University was represented by Associate Professor Andy Pușca, PhD, President of the Board of Administration, and Associate Professor Cristina Elena Popa Tache, PhD, Dean of the School of International Governance and Law.

The participation was marked by substantive academic dialogue, exchanges of best practices, and the consolidation of strong directions for institutional cooperation with internationally prestigious universities.

Assist. Prof. PhD Candidate Camelia Aramă, in her capacity as Director of DREU, in collaboration with the Brăila Center Coordinator, Mrs. Gica Ceauș, and with the support of representatives of the Danubius Students’ League, visited students from the National College “Ana Aslan” and the Sports High School, offering them a structured perspective on academic opportunities, study programs, and a university environment grounded in excellence and innovation.

The direct dialogue with the students, supported by the President of the Students’ League, Florin Ciornea, and Vice-President Damaris Stancu, generated an interactive and authentic framework in which the student experience was presented from both a pragmatic and inspirational perspective. The students’ genuine interest highlighted their openness to relevant academic opportunities.

Claudia Stefania Marghiru

The activity aimed at promoting the educational offer of Danubius International University materialized through a series of visits conducted in pre-university educational institutions in the municipality of Brăila. This initiative was carried out by Assist. Prof. PhD Candidate Camelia Aramă, in her capacity as Director of DREU, in collaboration with the coordinator of the Brăila center, Mrs. Gica Ceauș, together with representatives of the Danubius Student League, namely President Florin Ciornea and Vice Presidents Damaris Stancu and Aurelia Crăciun. Their interventions primarily aimed to inform students about the academic opportunities and educational pathways available within the higher education institution.

The visits took place at the “Edmond Nicolau” Technological High School, the “D. P. Perpessicius” National Pedagogical College, and the “Panait Cerna” Theoretical High School, where both the study programs and the benefits associated with the academic journey were presented, including international mobility opportunities, educational facilities, and prospects for integration into the labor market. In this context, the initiative fosters not only an interest in education but also the conviction that academic excellence constitutes the foundation of a sustainable career.

Claudia Stefania Marghiru