AI- generated material -- Challenges and Opportunities for Tribunals

COAT Victorian Chapter presents the following Twilight Seminar:

AI-generated material -- Challenges and Opportunities for Tribunals

Date: Tuesday 12th of May, 2026 — 5:15pm to 7pm

Venue: Administrative Review Tribunal

Overview

Curious about the future of tribunal work and AI? This event explores AI in Courts and Tribunals -- the opportunities and challenges.

Join COAT at a Twilight seminar for a presentation by Professor Emerita Tania Sourdin on the challenges of AI-generated material in Court and Tribunal proceedings. Tania has experience working in a range of Courts and Tribunals. We will also be exploring the opportunities and challenges AI brings for decision-makers.

The use of technology is changing the way we practise law. The integration of AI into Courts and Tribunals can present both risks and benefits for decision-makers.

The misuse of generative AI in legal matters has been documented, with cases arising where litigants and lawyers rely on AI-generated submissions or citations that contain errors, omissions, or invented authorities.

AI can also be a valuable tool for improving access to justice, streamlining case management, and improving the productivity of decision-makers.

Don’t miss out on this insightful and friendly event.

To be followed by drinks and finger food.

Administrative Review Tribunal

Level 8, 15 William Street, Melbourne

Please proceed to the rear set of lifts in the foyer of the building before 5:15 pm, where you will be greeted by an ART representative who will escort you to the Level 8 training room.

If you arrive late, please send a text message to 0404 895 606 and someone will collect you from the foyer.

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