The University of Dayton School of Law's 35th Program in Law and Technology seminar Nov. 13 will bring together students, practitioners and judges, and provide an expert's perspective on how AI works and what that means for the legal profession.
Jason Mars, an associate professor of computer science and engineering at the University of Michigan, will deliver the keynote address "Behind the Curtain: How AI Really Works." Mars is a founder and the CEO of Clinc, an AI startup that developed the world’s most advanced conversational AI.
Additional sessions will examine AI and copyright law, data privacy regulation in Europe, patent practice, and the liability and ethical questions AI raises for practicing attorneys.
Visit the complete schedule and list of speakers.
Continuing legal education credit of five hours (four hours general; one hour professional conduct) is approved in Ohio.
Register here; the fee is $295. Reduced rates are available for full-time judges, government employees and non-UD professors. All full-time students from any college or university, UD employees and military personnel may register for free. For the first time since before the pandemic, the seminar also will be available online for anyone unable to attend in person.
Email lawandtechnology@udayton.edu for more information.
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