Artificial Intelligence and the Law 2022 Update: How Evolving AI Technology Is Impacting the Law and the Practice of Law

MCLE Credits: 2.0
Ethics Credits Included: 0.0

Tuesday, January 25, 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. ET

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Thursday, April 28, 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. ET

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MCLE Credit:

2.0

Live-Interactive Credit:

2.0 (all formats) Live Interactive MCLE Credit Symbol

Registration Fees:

Webcast: $159
Telephone: $179

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Why Attend?

Examine artificial intelligence laws and regulations, including federal and state regulatory actions and the proposed European Commission Regulation on Artificial Intelligence (Eur. Council Reg. 2021/0106(COD) (proposed Apr. 21, 2021)
Understand how artificial intelligence is impacting litigation and transactional matters, and its relationship to privacy regulatory compliance
Discover how artificial intelligence is being used in the practice of law

This seminar will focus on the law of artificial intelligence (AI) and the impact of AI on legal practice. It will offer attorneys an opportunity to develop a better understanding of AI, including its history, uses, and limitations, as well as the developing law related to AI.

The seminar will begin with a survey of AI and its applications. It will examine how current law is being applied to AI technology and how regulators are attempting to address future concerns with the technology. Finally, the seminar will include a review of how AI is being used in the practice of law.

Attendees will learn:

A brief history of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML)
The current state of AI/ML, including applications of the technology
Where AI/ML technology is heading
The fundamentals of ethical AI and its relationship to privacy and data security regulations
How current laws apply to AI and a view into the future of AI regulation, including federal and state regulatory action and the European Commission’s proposed Regulation on AI
Considerations when litigation or transactional matters involve AI
How use of AI by an attorney implicates legal ethics rules
How AI is impacting discovery, legal drafting, risk management, and more

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Schedule

COURSE SCHEDULE (April 28) (Eastern Time)

2:00	Artificial Intelligence and the Law 2022 Update: How Evolving AI Technology Is Impacting the Law and the Practice of Law
4:00	Adjourn

Q&A will be handled via chat room for Webcast attendees.
Q&A will be handled via e-mail for telephone seminar attendees.

Faculty

ABOUT THE SPEAKER

E. Brian Alexander, Omina Technologies / McLean
Brian Alexander has worked with technology companies for 25 years in roles ranging from advisor to executive. He graduated from Florida International University with a B.S. in mechanical engineering. He entered private law practice after graduating magna cum laude from the Catholic University, Columbus School of Law. While in private practice, he represented technology organizations in intellectual property, regulatory, corporate, and litigation matters.

For the last 10 years, Mr. Alexander has advised companies in diverse industries regarding enterprise governance, risk, and compliance, including privacy and data security compliance. He is currently the CEO of Omina Technologies US, an AI engineering and professional services firm that specializes in Trustworthy and Compliant Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning solutions. At Omina, he is responsible for corporate strategy and management.