Can AI write a judgment? Or identify catchwords? Learn about the limits of the large language models and how they might affect court processes.
OpenAI’s latest release, ChatGPT, has exploded into public consciousness since its launch in November 2022, reaching 100 million users within two months of launch. While education bodies grapple with issues of academic integrity and cheating, lawyers and judges must ask whether this new technology will change the practice and administration of law. Or will it be just another piece of legal technology – good in its own niche, but unable to replicate the uniquely human elements of law and legal reasoning?
See ChatGPT in action, learn how it works, and discuss what it means for courts and judges in this timely and topical seminar.