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We’ve heard the stats and see every day the increasing and critical need to improve access to justice. There is much GenAI can do to help but it’s not a perfect solution, or is it?
In this session, Maya Markovich [ / mayamarkovich ], Executive Director and Co-founder of the Justice Technology Association and CLI Advisory Board member, analysed and discussed the impact of GenAI in A2J with an amazing panel of community legal sector, pro bono, and low bono specialists:
• Amy Burton [ / amy-burton-57a67337 ], Head of Pro Bono, Mills Oakley and Managing Lawyer, Everyday Justice
• Laura Elliott [ / lauraelliott90 ], Pro Bono Senior Associate, DLA Piper
• Daniel Ghezelbash [ / daniel-ghezelbash-1476... ], Associate Professor, UNSW Law & Justice
• Noel Lim [ / noel-lim-97356999 ], Co-Founder and CEO, Anika Legal
This session was on Day One of the CLI Legal Generative AI Summit 2023 on 24 October.
If you would prefer to listen rather than watch this session, you’ll find the podcast in our The Legalpreneurs Sandbox podcast here [www.cli.collaw...].
About the Centre for Legal Innovation
The Centre for Legal Innovation (Australia, New Zealand and Asia Pacific) is an innovation-focused think tank at the College of Law. The Centre provides thought leadership, practical research and opportunities for collaboration to support legal professionals as they navigate the disruption and new technologies transforming the industry. Find out more about our work or contact us via our website, LinkedIn, Facebook or Twitter. Come and join us in The Legalpreneurs Lab [www.cli.collaw...] - your one stop shop for all things legaltech and legal innovation.
29 окт 2023
