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Wait, did legal become the Department of Yes? 😎 It is a corporate cliche that lawyers "only make things more complicated". That they are inflexible. The "Department of No". I was invited by the Czech Corporate Lawyers Association (Unie podnikových právníků ČR) to discuss the future of law, AI, and preparing young lawyers for both within Moderní Právníci - and I saw a very different trend. A lot of lawyers see the immense potential that Generative AI can have on their work - and they are spearheading initiatives, test-driving use cases, and championing the tech within their organisations, while being honest and lawyerly blunt about the limitations of both the tech and their own. And those who haven't started tinkering themselves often display heaps of healthy curiosity and eagerness to learn. Did legal become the Department of Yes? 🔥 Or at least the Department of "Let's Prototype This and See Where It Takes Us"? 👀

Next week @Byron Allen of Insitro and I will lead a roundtable at the upcoming Deputy GC Summit on Navigating the Ever-Evolving Challenges and Opportunities of AI. I am looking forward to the discussion and to meet up with peers and gain insights from across the industry! https://lnkd.in/gdjErr8n) #TechGC #DGCSummit2024 #ArtificialIntelligence

Dr. Nikos Koutras it was a pleasure working with you and Niloufer Selvadurai regarding this endeavour! Thank you for the opportunity you gave me to contribute along with you and other exceptional authors to this book which explores such compelling societal, economic, and legal issues. My chapter "AI-produced Outputs in EU and International Patent Law" analyses in brief the current law on inventorship and the challenges that involvement of AI in invention process brought up.  #RecreatingcreativityReinventinginventiveness #Intellectualpropertylaw  #Artificialintelligence #Iplawyer #Routledge #publication #TaylorandFrancisGroup #AIproducedOutputsinEUandInternationalPatentLaw

I am happy to share that last week I officially started doctoral studies at the Interdisciplinary Doctoral School University of Warsaw, where I will conduct empirical research study on the topic of generative Artificial Intelligence impact on the legal industry. My research will focus particularly on the practice of law, legal business models and organisational structures, as well as the legal and regulatory barriers to genAI adoption. The study will involve a comparative analysis of selected European countries. If you find this topic interesting, please give me a shout! I would love to hear your thoughts and recommendations if you have any. #LegalTech #ArtificialIntelligence #genAI #legalindustry #futurelawyer

What are the nuances of soft law, and how does it contrast to hard law? Hear Neil Chilson, Senior Research Fellow, Abundance Institute, and Carlos Ignacio Gutierrez, PhD, AI Policy Researcher, Future of Life Institute (FLI), explain the two regulatory frameworks that guide industry. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gNHmdX3a #SoftLaw #SelfRegulation

Exciting News from The DRI Center for Law and Public Policy! 📢 I am thrilled to share the publication of a new white paper by the Artificial Intelligence Working Group, titled "Artificial Intelligence in Legal Practice Benefits, Considerations, and Best Practices." As a co-author of this piece, I had the privilege of collaborating with a team of lawyers across various practices to dive into the legal intricacies of artificial intelligence and how it is impacting the legal profession. It is exciting to see this new technology unfold! You can access the white paper here: https://lnkd.in/ewqJmTGT #ArtificialIntelligence #LegalTech #Innovation #DRI #AIandLaw

Although I never had the opportunity to catch Daniel W. Linna Jr.’s opening keynote to start the NFLP Federation of Law Societies of Canada conference, I was fortunate to attend the AI Symposium he moderated at Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law in the Spring. I remember leaving the symposium thankful for the work Prof. Linna and others are doing to advance the profession—my sentiment following the presentations was much more optimistic than fearful—unfortunately, as I spoke with friends and colleagues, fear seems to be the more common feeling in the legal community. I have observed three general approaches to AI and technology in the legal profession (typically a spectrum where you have a bit of two or more): 1. Embracing 2. Resistant 3. Blissfully ignorant What is your approach?

How does the end of Moore's Law affect AI’s future? Neil Thompson from the Computer Science and AI Lab at MIT answers some pressing questions. 14m:41s. Watch: https://lnkd.in/ghK2UB7i MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) #MooresLaw #AI #SiliconChip #Stacking #Chiplets

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