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The legal profession is one of the first to feel the brunt of the artificial intelligence revolution. AI techniques such as machine learning are helping legal practitioners review contracts, prepare for litigation and even predict legal outcomes. ChatGPT has already been used in court cases. There’s even talk of robot judges in our future.
This episode features Samuel Dahan, a law professor at Queen’s and Cornell universities and director of the Conflict Analytics Lab at Smith School of Business. Dr. Dahan is one of the world’s leading authorities on AI and the law and is well-placed to discuss how AI will impact the way legal services are delivered. He is joined in conversation by host Meredith Dault.
Special Guest: Samuel Dahan.
The legal profession is one of the first to feel the brunt of the artificial intelligence revolution. AI techniques such as machine learning are helping legal practitioners review contracts, prepare for litigation and even predict legal outcomes. ChatGPT has already been used in court cases. There’s even talk of robot judges in our future.
This episode features Samuel Dahan, a law professor at Queen’s and Cornell universities and director of the Conflict Analytics Lab at Smith School of Business. Dr. Dahan is one of the world’s leading authorities on AI and the law and is well-placed to discuss how AI will impact the way legal services are delivered. He is joined in conversation by host Meredith Dault.
Special Guest: Samuel Dahan.