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Summary

AI is changing the way civil litigation is practiced.  What are the implications for the evaluation and presentation of evidence? Is the use of AI generated evidence consistent with the Rules of Evidence?  This program considers these questions by providing some technical background on AI and discussing some of the potential legal issues. Professors and Law and Technology experts Michele E. Gilman (University of Baltimore) and Andrew Selbst (UCLA) joined us as our featured speakers.

The Conversations Series is supported by a gift from AAJ’s Robert L. Habush Endowment.

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Recorded on April 19, 2024

Guests

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Michele E. Gilman

Venable Professor of Law at University of Baltimore

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Andrew D. Selbst

Assistant Professor of Law at UCLA Law