[NEW DATE] AI and the Law – Benefits & Risks

GCC AI Series

Explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and the law in our next session of the GCC AI Series. This insightful session will examine how AI is shaping legal practices, the opportunities it presents, and the risks that come with its integration. Led by Mariel Dimsey, Managing Partner at CMS Hasche Sigle, Hong Kong LLP, this event will explore real-world applications of AI in the legal field and discuss the future trajectory of AI in legal contexts. The session will be divided into four key areas:

Status Quo – AI in Law and Legal Practice

• Discover how AI is currently used in legal settings.
• Hear "war stories" that illustrate the successes and challenges of implementing AI in legal processes.
• Understand what is shaping and influencing AI developments.

Current Trends & Developments

• Learn how AI is revolutionising law firms, enhancing efficiency, and delivering better outcomes for clients.
• Explore how AI tools are being used in court and arbitration cases to streamline processes and reduce backlogs.
• See how automation is transforming day-to-day legal tasks, making legal services more accessible.

Risks & Challenges

• Examine the potential risks that come with AI in law, including data protection, confidentiality issues, and ethical considerations.
• Debate whether AI poses a threat to the future of lawyers and the legal profession.

Quo Vadis – Where to Now? The Future of AI in Law

• Get a forward-looking view of how AI might continue to shape the legal industry.
• Future trends and considerations for firms and legal practitioners, including new challenges and opportunities on the horizon.

Who Should Attend?

• Legal Professionals interested in the current and future role of AI in their field.
• Business Leaders seeking to understand the legal implications of AI in their operations.
• Tech Enthusiasts curious about AI's application in law and its wider societal impact.

Remarks: 

• Advanced booking is required.
• Seats are limited. Booking priority to members on a first-come, first-served basis.

Booking deadline: Monday, 18 November 2024