The inevitability of utilizing artificial intelligence in litigation is apparent, but it raises important legal, ethical, moral, logistical, and privacy questions that should be studied prior to throwing those doors open. Any effort to establish guidelines, policies, rules or legislation governing the use of AI in litigation should be identified and vetted by a democratic process of submission and evaluation of ideas, concepts, and concerns.
The InternetLitigators AI Project will conduct a series of democratically implemented studies to identify opportunities and concerns in order to establish proposed guidelines and recommendations to be followed by those involved in incorporating AI technology into the litigation services they provide. Only with your involvement as a Study Participant, Study Partner or Study Sponsor will we be successful in creating the type of collaborative effort we are striving to establish in order to ensure responsible and accountable use of artificial intelligence in the litigation and legal fields.
When it comes to transactions, the use of artificial intelligence will be significant. Certainly artificial intelligence can, and already does often_ assist counsel and staff with suggested strategy and language for existing transactions, even identifying and suggesting options for various provisions of an agreement or suggesting provisions that might be missing in the type of transaction being documented. Artificial Intelligence, for example, may make the preparation and review of existing documents, faster, simpler, better, cheaper when it comes to identifying, incorrect, or outdated, provisions. However, the use of artificial intelligence for these purposes is not without the need for implementation of best practices to assure that clients are still receiving the best available professional advice from council utilizing these tools.
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) should be carefully considered before being implemented as part of legal services provided by any law form or lawyer in connection with any transaction for a client. Serious consideration should be given to issues of privacy, accuracy, reliability, and the ethical obligations owed by lawyers to their clients.
The purpose of the InternetLitigators, Artificial Intelligence Project is to democratically identify and share specific issues, concerns, strengths, weaknesses, and eventually produce and propose recommended guidelines, rules, regulations and legislation for implementation by the AI industry, as well as firms, clients, Bar Associations and other interested parties. Only with your involvement as a Study Participant, Study Partner or Sponsor will we be successful in creating the type of collaborative effort we are striving to establish in order to ensure responsible and accountable use of artificial intelligence in the legal aspect of business transactions and the broader fields of law and Al.
Artiificial Intelligence will transform commercial arbitration as we know it. The only certainty about the changes is that there will be significant change.
The InternetLitigators AI Project will focus on the role that AI may play in the arbitration process including whether and how AI can assist in the presenting of a case, collecting and summarizing the evidence presented and even making or assisting with the process of making findings of fact for the arbitrator.
Our focus is to identify opportunities as well as potential problems or concerns and begin to identify solutions. From the solutions, we intend to identify and make recommendations towards standards, rules, regulations, and legislation that should be considered by all stakeholders in the legal industry and business.
Artificial intelligence will transform the commercial mediation process as we know it. The only certainty about the change that should be expected is that it will be significant.
The InternetLitigators AI project will focus on the role that AI may play in the mediation process, including whether and how AI can assist in the presenting of a case at mediation, either for consideration by the mediator, or for possible presentation to the other parties to the case.
Our focus is to identify opportunities as well as potential problems or concerns and begin to identify solutions. From the solutions, we intend to identify and make recommendations towards standards, rules, regulations, and legislation that should be considered by all stakeholders in the legal industry and business.
The purpose of the InternetLitigators AI Project is to identify potential uses and potential issues associated with the use of artificial intelligence in the legal profession. InternetLitigators is in the course of a study to determine many of these potential uses, risks, and benefits. Part of the investigation is an assessment of what guidelines, recommendations, policies, regulations and legislation might be necessary or helpful in order to govern such use.
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