With the help of generative artificial intelligence (AI), lawyers can grow as professionals, become more efficient, develop new skills, and change how legal services are provided to clients so they can get them more quickly and affordably. Naturally, that assumes you can become an expert in the technology and discover the most efficient ways to use it.
AI integration has the potential to be a game-changer and beneficial addition for clients and attorneys alike. Artificial Intelligence, as demonstrated by state-of-the-art systems such as Westlaw, LexisNexis, and Spellbook, can completely transform a wide range of legal operations. These AI models can perform legal research and produce logical and contextually relevant information, such as contract clauses and case summaries, with fantastic accuracy and efficiency since they have been trained on large datasets.
My course addresses these questions and is for lawyers and anyone interested with an overview of AI and the legal domain. The course covers the basics of AI and its application as well as the challenges and future opportunities for it. The course addresses the challenges related the utilization of artificial intelligence and its impact on data privacy. Data privacy has become a major concern for most AI solutions and solid solutions have been essential in order to address these shortcomings.
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Klemens Katterbauer is an associate professor in Global Management and Earth Sciences at EUCLID University focusing on the latest 4IR technologies for law, management and environmental aspects. Klemens has a PhD from KAUST, a DBA from Middlesex University and a PhD in International Law, focusing on AI for digital taxation, and has a proven track record of high impact publications. He has developed several new AI frameworks for assisting the legal enforcement and regulation development for taxes on digital services, as well as in the IT and cybersecurity environment.
