Dr. Felipe Romero-Moreno is a leading expert in IT/IP law and human rights. He is a Principal Lecturer and Research Degrees Leader at Hertfordshire Schools of Law and Education, and an Executive Committee member of the British and Irish Law Education and Technology Association (BILETA).

His research focuses on the intersection of new and emerging technologies like generative AI with human rights such as, intellectual property, privacy, data protection, freedom of expression and due process. His research also delves into the exciting potential of generative AI chatbots such as, OpenAI's ChatGPT or Google's Gemini exploring how this technology can transform both teaching and assessment within the dynamic world of University classrooms. 

Dr. Romero-Moreno is a highly accomplished scholar with a PhD, an LLM by Research in IT/IP, and an LLM in International Trade and Commercial Law from Oxford Brookes University. He is also a law graduate from the Spanish Complutense of Madrid. 

Dr. Romero-Moreno is passionate about using his expertise to make a positive impact on the world. He is a sought after speaker and consultant, and his work has been featured in leading academic journals and media outlets. Dr. Romero-Moreno's consultancy work has influenced policy at the highest levels of goverment in the UK and EU, including the UK House of Lords, UK Government, UK Parliament, UK Intellectual Property Office, EU Commission, EU Parliament, and EU Intellectual Property Office.

If you are interested in learning more about the intersection of law and technology, how new technologies are impacting human rights, or about how generative AI can trasform teaching and assessment within University classrooms, it is highly advisable to follow Dr. Romero-Moreno's work and get in touch with him. He is a brilliant thinker and a passionate advocate for a just and equitable society. 

PhD, LLM and LLB dissertation supervision:

Dr. Felipe Romero-Moreno, a leading expert in IT/IP law and human rights, is eager to supervise PhD, LLM, and LLB Dissertations in this field. He is particularly interested in the intersection of new and emerging technologies like generative AI (e.g., Gemini, ChatGPT) with human rights such as intellectual property, privacy, data protection, freedom of expression, and due process. 

• Generative AI 
• Deepfakes 
• Content Provenance and Authenticity 
• Facial Recognition 
• Upload Filters (Notice and Takedown, Notice and Staydown)
• Online Copyright Enforcement 

• Information Technology
• Privacy
• Data Protection 
• Intellectual Property
• Human Rights