ACS Tech: Perils and Pleasures of Generative AI – a legal view
Generative AI promises quick, cost-effective content creation, but beware! It can also expose your organisation to complex legal issues. Responsible AI implementation should be a top concern for organisations.
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In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, Generative AI stands at the forefront, presenting both unprecedented opportunities and complex legal challenges. This presentation will delve into the intricate balance between innovation, ethics and regulation, providing a legal perspective on the implications of Generative AI.
The session will cover:
- The legal and ethical considerations of using GenAI and AI generated content, including intellectual property aspects
- Data quality and value in an AI infused world
- Case studies highlighting legal issues to look out for in the realm of Generative AI
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The event venue is Adina Apartment Hotel at 33 Mounts Bay Road (located near the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre).
Speakers
She is recognized in Chambers as a global fintech expert with technical product design experience and deep legal understanding as a co-author of the seminal 2022 Oxford text on SLCs and 2024 Springer Digital Asset text (forthcoming).
Founder of award-winning national tech law firm Stirling & Rose and former Global Head of Digital Law at a major international law firm, Natasha advises Legal Commissions on SLCs, DAOs, and digital assets in the UK and Australia and has been awarded the Financial Times Most Innovative Lawyer, Thought Leader of the Year, Finalist Partner of the Year, and Innovator of the Year.
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