Happy Independence Day to all of Artificial Lawyer’s readers in America! AI can be a tremendous force for personal liberty and growth, allowing an individual lawyer to 10X their productivity.
AL has always believed that technology and freedom go together. Tech developments have helped to usher in whole new eras for our society, liberating each successive generation from drudgery and creating new opportunities. Equally, technology can become a trap. It’s our job to make sure AI supports the independence and growth of the legal profession!
And on that note, the Wrap continues.
Where better to celebrate and explore the positives of AI – and also address some of the challenges we must overcome to achieve success – than the Legal Innovators conferences in London and New York this November.
Come and join us in New York and London this November at Legal Innovators!
Legal Innovators UK – London, Nov 4 and 5
And, then Legal Innovators New York – Nov 17 and 18.
After another fantastic Legal Innovators California, where we had speakers from OpenAI, Y Combinator, Google, Meta, and many more pioneering organisations; and our stellar inaugural event in Paris this June, we are now looking forward to the landmark conferences in London and New York, both in November, and both across two days: Law Firm Day, and Inhouse Day.
Cosmonauts is organising as ever and we are already well into building an incredible group of high level speakers to explore the cutting edge of AI and legal innovation. For New York we’ll also be at a new and very cool venue, Quorum by Convene in Midtown, with the support of global law firm, White & Case.
London will once again be at the Minster Building in the City, near the Tower of London, where we moved last year due to increased demand.
If you’d like to be a speaker / sponsor, please reach out to the Cosmonauts team.
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And now for a couple of great live webinars that are fast approaching. If you haven’t reserved a spot yet, now is your chance:
Join Opus 2 and Artificial Lawyer for this special webinar: ‘From AI-enabled to AI-native workflows in litigation and beyond,’ on July 23rd, 4:00 PM BST, 11.00 AM EST, where we will explore the realities of moving to a truly AI-first approach for litigation work.
Join the webinar to explore:
- Practical advice for driving consistency and deeper engagement with AI,
- How to embed AI into complex, high-stakes litigation workflows,
- Tips to encourage AI-first thinking and innovation.
Speakers:
- Tiama Hanson-Drury – Chief Product and Technology Officer – Opus 2
- Julie K.Brown – Director of Practice Technology – Vorys
- Richard Tromans – Founder, Tromans Consulting – Artificial Lawyer, (panel chair)
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On July 9th, LexisNexis, in partnership with Artificial Lawyer, will be holding a panel-format webinar to explore ‘AI Risk, Governance + Adoption’.
Panellists:
- Oliver Bethell – Chief Technology Officer, Travers Smith
- Nigel Lang – Chief Information Officer, Fieldfisher
- Karen Waldron – Director of Product Development, LexisNexis
- Moderator – Richard Tromans – Founder of Artificial Lawyer
To reserve your place, RSVP here.
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And now for a great video interview with Scott Stevenson, CEO of Spellbook, all about their new Autonomous Contract Management expansion. We explore what it all means, how this relates to CLMs, deterministic tools vs AI probability, biomechanics and legal AI, and much more. Enjoy.
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That’s all folks. Have a great weekend and if you’re in the US, have a joyous Independence Day!
Richard Tromans, Founder, Artificial Lawyer and Chair of the Legal Innovators conferences.
(P.S. if you’re wondering what all the climbing on buildings is about, then you need to spend more time on social media… 🙂 )
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