ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
The University of Edinburgh and Goldsmiths, University of London, in collaboration with the British and Irish Law Education and Technology Association (BILETA), invite submissions for their upcoming seminar. Scheduled for December 16, 2024, at the University of Edinburgh, the seminar will be conducted in a hybrid format, accommodating both online and face-to-face participation. The seminar welcomes presentations on topics at the intersection of law, education, and technology. This event provides a valuable platform for scholars and practitioners to exchange ideas and insights in an engaging and supportive environment. Submit your papers to contribute to this dynamic discussion on the evolving landscape of legal education and technology.
THEME AND SUB-THEMES
Contribute to the seminar by submitting abstracts addressing the various sub-themes. The sub-themes are inclusive but not exhaustive, providing flexibility for researchers to explore topics pertinent to the overarching theme.
- Competition law
- Business & human rights
- Dispute resolution
- Commercial law
SUBMISSION OF ABSTRACTS
This seminar will contribute to the ongoing discussion on the role of AI in law, with a focus on commercial law. It will contribute to answering key questions on whether AI can lower access to justice barriers and contribute to diminishing legal inequality. The seminar aims to explore the potential threats and advantages that Artificial Intelligence (AI) offers through a lens of legal inequality and access to justice in the context of commercial law. Overall, the seminar participants will investigate whether AI can contribute to lessening legal inequality and lowering the barriers to access to justice. By examining AI’s potential to lower barriers to justice in commercial law, the seminar seeks to generate insights that could inform future legal frameworks and AI applications in the legal domain.
WHY ATTEND?
This seminar aims to investigate whether AI can lessen legal inequality and improve access to justice. Engage in insightful discussions and contribute to the future of legal frameworks and AI applications in law.
IMPORTANT DATES
- Last Date for Abstract Submission – 15.09.24
- Abstract Selection Intimation – 30.09.24
- Date of Conference – 16.12.24
CONTACT
- Aysem Diker Vanberg –Â [email protected]
- Johanna Hoekstra –Â [email protected]
LOCATION
University of Edinburgh (Hybrid format available)
TO GET MORE ABOUT IT PLEASE FOLLOW THE BELOW MENTIONED LINK
Call_for_Papers_AI_As_a_Tool_to_Diminish_Inequality_1719985761.pdf (knowledgesteez.com)