About the Workshop
In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, AI applications are revolutionizing how businesses operate and compete across industries, including the legal sector. Understanding AI is no longer optional but essential for legal professionals who wish to stay relevant and ahead in their field. This workshop on AI and Law is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to harness the potential of AI effectively and ethically.
This workshop will delve into the intersection of law and artificial intelligence. Participants will gain familiarity with various AI tools, exploring their practical applications in the legal domain. They will also learn about different regulatory responses to governing AI. Through hands-on activities, real life examples, case studies, and ethical dilemmas, attendees will develop a nuanced understanding of responsible AI practices in legal contexts.
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Why Attend
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AI technologies are increasingly being integrated into legal practices, from legal research and contract analysis to predictive analytics. By attending this workshop, participants will gain a foundational understanding of the various AI tools and technologies used in the legal domain. |
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AI presents significant ethical and regulatory challenges, including issues of privacy, bias, and accountability. This workshop will delve into these ethical dilemmas, providing participants with the insights needed to navigate these complexities responsibly. |
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As AI continues to shape the future of work, legal professionals must stay competitive, compliant, and ethically conscious. This workshop will prepare participants to engage in informed discussions about the ethical use of AI. |
Register for this comprehensive workshop to gain essential insights into AI applications in the legal domain and prepare for the
future by understanding how to leverage AI technologies responsibly and effectively.
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About the Instructor
Kanan Dhru is the Senior Lecturer of Legal Technology at The Hague University of Applied Sciences (THUAS), where she teaches International Regulatory and Ethical Discourse on Cyber Security, Artificial Intelligence, and the use of Technology within the legal system. She is part of the Expert Group on Artificial Intelligence and represents the university in projects like AI4Intelligence and AI for public safety.
A law graduate from the London School of Economics, Kanan has been developing and researching innovative solutions in the legal domain since 2009.
Kanan Dhru's expertise on legal innovation spans across multiple continents and sectors. She has been a 3x founder at the intersection of law, design and technology, been a recipient of the Innovating Justice Award, has worked for The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law and has led international communities in this space among some of her many accomplishments.
Currently, Kanan is involved in the areas of Artificial Intelligence and Law in the Netherlands and has been actively participating in the following consortiums, events and communities:
- Coordinating minors on Law, AI and New Technologies as well as Cyber Security: Teaching EU AI Act, General Data Protection Regulation as well as legal technologies at The Hague University. Also actively involved with the Data Science and AI faculty at the University.
- Member of the AI Multi-Agency Public Safety Issues, ELSA Lab: Member of the AI-MAPS project at the Erasmus University, focusing on privacy and safety from the use of AI technologies. Part of the Ethical, Legal and Social Aspects (ELSA) of AI.
- Member of the AI4Intelligence project: Member of the AI4Intelligence project at the Erasmus University, focusing on privacy and safety from the use of AI technologies.
- Coordinating the Professional Advisory Committee on Law and Technology: Developing synergies between industry and academia on the issues at the intersection of law and technology for “future proofing” legal education.
- Member of the AI Expert Group at The Hague University: Active participant of the discussions on the impact of AI on society and ethics.
- Operational Board Member, Legal Hackers: Part of the leadership team of the international Legal Hackers community
- World Law Congress: Participated in a panel discussion on AI and Ethics at the New York Bar Association.
- Talks and keynote speeches: Spoke at Northeastern University, Leiden University, Forte Markets, Legal Design Summit, Kickstart AI among other international symposiums on legal innovation to discuss design thinking approaches to law as well as opportunities from the use of AI in legal domain and challenges in regulating the AI technology.
Industry Perspective
In Mumbai by
Sujeet Jain has over 25 years of experience. He is a seasoned General Counsel and has led legal, compliance, digital and competition laws, corporate governance, and company secretarial functions in organizations such as UltraTech Cement and Viacom18 Media. At Nykaa, he brings his expertise in developing robust legal, regulatory, and IPR strategies, combined with his adeptness in managing cross-border acquisitions. His appointment highlights the company's dedication to upholding stringent governance standards and supporting its ambitious growth in the dynamic digital landscape.
In Delhi by
Rajiv Chauhan has over 35 years of experience. He was in practice before Delhi High Court primarily on the criminal side for about 4 years before moving into the corporate world as an in-house counsel, and worked with HUL, PepsiCo, and Pernod Ricard. At Pernod Ricard Rajiv was the General Counsel as well as Chief Compliance Officer for the South Asia region. He was responsible for the entire spectrum of litigation, Compliances, Secretarial function, and a key member of the Risk and Assurance and regulatory functions. Rajiv was also responsible for securitization and protection of Company's assets including IPs as well as internal and external investigations, and now is an Advocate registered with the Delhi Bar Council and a member of several legal associations including the Indian Law Institute.
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