Ankit Khosla is an attorney with experience in U.S. and international AI Law, Privacy Law, and Cybersecurity Law. Ankit routinely drafts and reviews privacy clauses in contracts, conducts privacy assessments, and analyzes privacy implications of artificial intelligence. He is currently a legal intern in the Privacy Office of the Smithsonian Institution.
Before the Smithsonian, Ankit’s prior positions included a law clerk at the Center for AI and Digital Policy and a judicial intern for the Superior Court of New Jersey. He received his Juris Doctor (Double Concentration in International Business Law) and a Master of Laws (specializing in Privacy, AI, and Cybersecurity Law) from The George Washington University Law School, and a B.A. in International Studies from Vassar College. Ankit is an active member of the American Bar Association, co-hosting a forum on developing issues related to emerging technologies within the AI and Robotics Committee. Ankit also serves on the Senior Leadership of the Young Lawyers Division of the American Bar Association, as a member of the Cybersecurity Legal Task Force and the Legal Innovation Team. Along with being a member of the Internet Law and Policy Foundry Executive Board, Ankit is also a Junior Fellow in the ILPF 2026 class.