AI & The Attorney-Client Privilege: A Dawn of a New Era?
About this Event
In recent months, as courts wrestle with the new realities of use (and misuse) of AI in legal proceedings, a new claim began to emerge: The information gathered by AI search is protected under the Attorney-Client Privilege (ACP) or the Attorney-Work Product doctrine. Several courts arrived at different results, and the future is far from clear. Several experts with diverse backgrounds in legal ethics, technology, and their intersection will discuss the new developments and their implications for future use.
Featured speakers:
Doron Kalir, Senior Clinical Professor of Law; Director, Appellate Practice Clinic and Dean's Scholar
Brian Ray, Co-Interim Dean, BakerHostetler Chair in Law & Director, Center for Cybersecurity & Privacy Protection
Harlan Sands, Professor of Law
Cory Scott, National Advisory Board, Executive Director, Center for Cybersecurity & Privacy Protection
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