The April 13 and 14 event will feature experts in AI and law as well as ROSS, the world’s ‘first artificially intelligent attorney.’
When people discuss artificial intelligence (AI) replacing jobs, rarely are they thinking about lawyers. Nevertheless in recent years, AI has factored into the legal profession, leaving those in-the-know to wonder: Will AI be a top-resource or replacement.
Attempting to answer this question is “Watson, Esq. Will Your Next Lawyer Be a Machine?,” an April 13 and 14 conference dedicated entirely to how AI will factor into the future of the legal profession.
The event’s keynote speaker will be Richard Susskind, author of “The Future of the Professions,” which discusses how technology may replace professions like doctors and lawyers, and “Tomorrow’s Lawyers,” which addresses intersections of law with technology and the Web. He is also an advisor for law firms and governments.
