Creative Law, as an academic study, is the innovative application of foundational legal principles, such as constitutional rights, torts, and intellectual property, to address the evolving challenges of society surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) and ethics. The Creative Law teaching initiative offers an interdisciplinary exploration of AI and ethics through the lenses of law, medicine, education, technology, and psychology. Program speakers include legal scholars and practitioners such as Leah Plunkett, Michael McCann, Peter Karol,  and psychologist Dr. Emily Weinstein. The program is led by attorney and International scholar, Natalie Sookhoo. Seminar instructors include Mifra Hayath,  Hisako Nomoto, Ann Dickens, and Kevin Weaver. Current projects are housed at Harvard University, Stanford University, and Columbia University.