Implementing Responsible AI Tools for Law: Ethics, Risk, and Real-World Application

Panelists

• Hon. Christopher J. Panos, United States Bankruptcy Court District of Massachusetts
• Timothy Duncan, JD., Director, AI Program, Boston University School of Law
• Stavros Gadinis, Professor of Law, UC Berkeley Law
• Dimitrios Ioannidis, Esq., Lecturer, Boston University School of Law and Partner of Roach, Ioannidis & Megaloudis, LLC. (Moderator)

Program Description

Generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI) is transforming the legal profession at an unprecedented pace. While AI-powered tools offer incredible efficiency gains in research, drafting, and analysis, they also introduce significant ethical traps, confidentiality risks, and courtroom compliance questions. This timely program will examine the emergence of Gen AI and its potential to reshape the practice of law.

Join our distinguished panel of federal judicial leadership, law school AI directors, and veteran practitioners for a practical, balanced exploration of Gen AI in the legal profession. Panelists will discuss:

• The Gen AI Landscape in Law: How AI-powered tools are reshaping legal practice, legal research, and law firm workflows.
• Ethics & Professional Responsibility: Navigating ethical and professional responsibilities that accompany Gen AI use, and the challenges attorneys face when incorporating these technologies into their work. 
• Protecting Core Privileges: Practical steps lawyers can take to safeguard the attorney-client relationship, preserve confidentiality, protect attorney work product.