The Sedona Conference is where legal minds and tech experts come together to address the biggest legal challenges in the world of Artificial Intelligence. Our inaugural meeting of Working Group 13 on Artificial Intelligence and the Law is coming up in Phoenix, AZ, January 16-17, and we’d love for you to be a part of it! This is a unique opportunity to shape the future of AI in legal contexts. Collaborate with colleagues from various sectors and help craft the principles and best practices that will guide us through the complexities of AI and Law. Important Note: To attend the meeting or join other Working Group 13 activities, you must either be a member of The Sedona Conference Working Group Series in good standing or an employee of a Working Group Series Sponsor. Judges, full-time government employees, and academics in accredited non-profit educational institutions may obtain a complimentary WGS membership. Don’t miss out on this exciting event—click here to register and secure your spot: https://lnkd.in/g2hHneXR #LegalTech #Law #Networking #LawandTech #LegalInnovation #AI #ArtificalIntelligence #PatentLaw #CopyrightLaw
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The Sedona Conference (TSC) is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) research and educational institute dedicated to the advanced study of law and policy in the areas of antitrust law, complex litigation, intellectual property rights, and data security and privacy law. TSC was founded in 1997 by Richard G. Braman, who practiced in the areas of antitrust law, intellectual property, and complex litigation. TSC succeeds through the generous contributions of time by its faculties and Working Group members, and is able to fund its operations primarily through the financial support of its members, conference registrants, and sponsors. Follow us on X @TSCSedona and on Facebook @SedonaConference.
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No list of predictions of “What to Expect in 2025: AI Legal Tech and Regulations” would be complete without input from Sedona Conference members. The National Law Review’s 2025 forecast includes words of wisdom from the Hon. Allison Goddard, Paul H. McVoy, David Moncure, Dean Pelletier, Danny Tobey, M.D., J.D., and Sedona executive director Kenneth Withers, among other legal luminaries: https://bit.ly/4flKvvZ. Many of these industry leaders will be helping lead the dialogue at the inaugural meeting of The Sedona Conference Working Group 13 on Artificial Intelligence and the Law, on January 16-17 in Phoenix. You can add your voice to the dialogue and help shape the Working Group’s mission – our agenda and registration information is available here: https://lnkd.in/g2hHneXR.
What to Expect in 2025: AI Legal Tech and Regulation (65 Expert Predictions)
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We loved this interview with Jonathan (Jon) Palmer, Microsoft's general counsel, who offers up some sage wisdom on leadership, life experience, and the need to keep learning and growing. P.S., he's also looking forward to incipient regulation around artificial intelligence: “We're under no illusion. We want regulation. We don't think the world should just leave it to tech companies to figure this out for themselves and act responsible. We think there's definitely a role, there has to be a role for the government to regulate, but it will trail a little bit. And in that intervening time, companies have to act responsibly and help develop the norms that ultimately will bind us.” We are thankful for Jon's strong support for Sedona's Working Group Series over the years and Microsoft's participation in the new Working Group 13 on AI and the Law. https://lnkd.in/eKi9kf9v.
'You Can’t Do a First Draft of Common Sense': Microsoft GC Jon Palmer Talks AI, Litigation, and Leadership
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We're excited to announce a partnership with The National Law Review, which will be featuring short articles on AI and the Law from Sedona Conference Working Group Series members over the next year. This week's contribution from Maura R. Grossman, Gordon V Cormack, and Jason R. Baron discusses the use of Large Language Models in eDiscovery. https://lnkd.in/g7njiSF3
Does the LLMperor Have New Clothes? Some Thoughts on the Use of LLMs in eDiscovery
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Are Large Language Models (LLMs) new clothes for eDiscovery. Here's what Maura R. Grossman, Gordon V Cormack, and Jason R. Baron have to say on the matter: https://lnkd.in/gy8MbgZc
Any meaningful discussion of "Responsible AI" must start with its validation. And no better starting point than its decades-long application--via GenAI's precursor Machine Learning--in litigation eDiscovery. See guest article by Maura R. Grossman, Gordon V Cormack, and Jason R. Baron on "Does the LLMperor Have New Clothes? Some Thoughts on the Use of LLMs in eDiscovery." And pls weigh in (via the green comment bubbles) and join the Sedona Conference's Working Group 13 on AI Law dialogue! https://lnkd.in/gGkfKeYu
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So much to talk about on the topic of AI and the Law. Executive director Kenneth Withers and Jim W. Ko discuss several of the key issues to be considered by Sedona's new Working Group 13, which will hold its inaugural meeting on Jan. 16-17 in Phoenix. https://lnkd.in/gmhY-tWP
See my discussion with Ken Withers, Executive Director of The Sedona Conference about the upcoming launch of Working Group 13 on AI Law in January. There is no organization with more expertise in the diverse subject areas underlying AI law than Sedona. And there has never been a greater need for Sedona's consensus, nonpartisan approach than here and now. Come join the dialogue! https://lnkd.in/gB-v2kWP
The Sedona Conference Launches Dialogue on Artificial Intelligence and the Law
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We're very grateful and fortunate to have such wonderful and dedicated volunteers who are committed to moving the law forward in a reasoned and just way. Thank you all for a fantastic Annual Meeting.
It has been an honor and a privilege to serve as a chair emeritus member of the 2024 iteration of The Sedona Conference WG1 Steering Committee, several exceptionally talented members of which are coming to the end of their terms and will be rolling off soon. It was terrific to see you again at the Annual Meeting and thank you in person for your tremendous service to WG1 and its mission of moving the law forward in a reasoned and just way. Tara Emory, Tessa K. Jacob, Meghan Podolny, Laura Hunt, Esq., Kaleigh Boyd, Kelly McNabb, Daniel Lim, Maria Salacuse, Claire Hass, Robert Keeling, Claudia M., Kenneth Withers, Kimberly J. Duplechain, Andrew Peck, Lea Malani Bays, Dave Lumia
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Strong finish to WG1's Annual Meeting with sessions on Generative AI’s Potential Impact on the Discovery Process and a bonus Case Law session. Thanks to Kelly Atherton, Ray Mangum, Chad Roberts, Dan Stromberg, Cristin Traylor, Philip Favro, Judge Scott McCoy, Andrea D'Ambra and Farhad Mirzadeh.
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A riveting panel of subject matter experts discussing "Generative AI's Potential Impact on the Discovery Process," at The Sedona Conference WG1 Annual Meeting, featuring my terrific new Redgrave LLP colleague Ray Mangum. #lawforward
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Another terrific Working Group 1 session with our invited judges: Lisa Cisneros, Joel Richlin, Betsy Chestney, Juan Villasenor, and Scott McCoy. Thanks to each of them, and fantastic moderator Robert Keeling.
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