Raina Haque is a respected figure in the legal field, specializing in the intersection of law and emerging technologies such as deep neural net models (advanced Artificial Intelligence), genomics, human-computer brain interfaces, blockchain, smart contracts, and digital rights. As a former deep neural network developer at an NMR laboratory at the National Institutes of Health and a business analyst in global portfolio trading technologies at global financial institution, Raina integrates multidisciplinary perspectives, including computer science, operations, and ethics into her work. Her pragmatic approach to legal scholarship and advocacy highlights her commitment to practical, forward-looking solutions that address the complexities of implementing regulation to deployed technologies.

As a law school professor and published researcher, Haque contributes valuable insights into the evolving dialogue around technology and regulation. Her publications, characterized by their foresight into the legal implications of technological innovation, have garnered international recognition, being cited by courts, legislatures, and regulatory bodies around the world. She serves as an expert witness for federal agencies in emerging technology matters. This acknowledgment underscores the relevance and impact of her work on global discussions regarding the regulation of new technologies. Through her teaching and writing, Raina aims to prepare both legal professionals and policymakers for the challenges of navigating and shaping the legal landscape in an era of rapid technological change, advocating for regulation that promotes the public good while fostering innovation.