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Shu Li is an Assistant Professor in Law and Technology at the Erasmus School of Law, Erasmus University Rotterdam, where he is affiliated with the Law and Economics department. His work bridges legal scholarship with technological innovation, focusing on private law responses to digital risks.
His primary research interests include Artificial Intelligence regulation, data protection law, consumer law, product safety, insurance law, and EU private law. His expertise contributes to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in areas involving justice, innovation, and reduced inequalities.
Shu Li's recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on emerging EU legislation around AI and digital liability. His work critically examines the Artificial Intelligence Liability Directive, the revised Product Liability Directive, and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), analyzing their implications for risk allocation, consumer protection, and insurability of AI harms.
His scholarly impact is reflected in peer-reviewed articles in journals such as The Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance, European Journal of Privacy Law and Technologies, and Revue Economique. He also contributes to edited volumes on proportionality in digital law.
- Catalyst Grant (2022)
Shu Li actively contributes to the academic community through extensive peer-review activities for journals including Computer Law and Security Review, AI & Ethics, and European Journal of Law and Technology. He has delivered invited talks and oral presentations at international conferences, such as the “Remedies to Digital Vulnerability in European Private Law” conference. He has also engaged in public outreach, participating in events like the “Coded Bias” documentary screening and discussion on AI and bias.
He is involved in editorial work and has hosted academic visitors, reflecting his growing role in scholarly networks and collaborative research.
