JFI’s Arden Ali presents on digital ethics to the American Bar Association
On May 26th, 2020, JFI researchers took part in a panel discussion on ethics, law, and artificial intelligence at the annual meeting of the International Section of the American Bar Association. Arden Ali, Lead Researcher in Digital Ethics and Governance, joined a law firm partner, in-house counsel at major multinational corporations, and legal academics to discuss existing ethical and regulatory frameworks for artificial intelligence. The panel also included a brief overview of machine learning, a review of recent case law, and a discussion of the professional responsibilities of practicing attorneys in the age of algorithms. Those who attended the session received Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit.
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