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Duke Center on Law & Tech retweeted
Recently, 150+ students from 9 law schools competed at the Future of Contracts Design Derby hosted by @DukeLawTech. Teams brainstormed human-centered ideas and initial prototypes that solved a specific problem related to clickwrap agreements. 🧠💡⚖️ law.duke.edu/news/duke-cente…
Duke Center on Law & Tech retweeted
#DukeLawPodcast🎧: In this ep, we’re talking increasing access to justice across N.C.! Duke Law, @elonlaw & @NCCULAW students rose to the challenge at this year’s Legal Design Derby, pitching tech-based solutions for closing this statewide justice gap. ⤵️ youtube.com/watch?v=mrctgmEM…
Duke Center on Law & Tech retweeted
.@DukeLawTech’s Jeff Ward sees ambiguities that disadvantage Musk in his lawsuit against OpenAI, but says the case raises larger questions about governance of emerging technologies bit.ly/49Xp8yH
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Duke Center on Law & Tech retweeted
Our Innovation Lab teamed up with law students at @DukeLawTech for the Future of Contracts Design Derby. Using human-centered design, they tackled real problems, envisioning a brighter future for contract practice.
Duke Center on Law & Tech retweeted
.@DukeLawTech’s new RAILS network will bring together industry leaders to promote ethical and safe use of #AI 🧠🤖 in legal services. “From contract analysis to litigation support to access-to-justice innovation, AI [tech] has entered the legal services domain,” Prof. Ward said.
Duke University School of Law announced on Wednesday a new professional network called Responsible AI In Legal Services that will focus on the ethical application of artificial intelligence in the legal industry. law360.com/pulse/articles/17…
Duke Center on Law & Tech retweeted
Duke University School of Law announced on Wednesday a new professional network called Responsible AI In Legal Services that will focus on the ethical application of artificial intelligence in the legal industry. law360.com/pulse/articles/17…
Duke Center on Law & Tech retweeted
Thrilled to welcome Jeff Ward as an Advisory Board Member for Legal Aid of NC's Innovation Lab! With expertise in law, emerging tech, and ethics, Jeff brings valuable insights. As Director of Duke Center on Law & Tech, he leads groundbreaking programs.
legalaidnc.org/jeff-ward
Duke Center on Law & Tech retweeted
Prof. @brandonlgarrett writes for @TheMessenger that Congress must act to regulate AI if the Supreme Court refuses to bit.ly/43CTDXA
Duke Center on Law & Tech retweeted
LISTEN🎧: Prof. @NitaFarahany, author of “The Battle for Your Brain🧠” & director @DukeSci_Soc, discusses cognitive privacy issues in using consumer-based neurotech.
👉 Hear the full Duke Law Podcast w/ Prof. Farahany & guest host @DukeLawTech’s Jeff Ward bit.ly/40ls1F9
Duke Center on Law & Tech retweeted
LISTEN🗣️: @DukeScisoc Dir. & Duke Law Prof. @NitaFarahany unpacks her new 📘 “The Battle for Your Brain” and the complex legal and privacy issues at stake with wearable neurotech w/ @DukeLawTech Dir. Jeff Ward in this new episode of the Duke Law Podcast! youtu.be/-kwvGVTiYYY
Duke Center on Law & Tech retweeted
Calling all legal educators who are curious about the impact of ChatGPT and similar generative AI tools!
We're going to talk about these tools in pedagogy and in legal practice.
How might we empower our students to collaborate with technology and thrive!
Join us! 👇
The next @FutureLawAssoc event is "ChatGPT + Legal Education: An Exploratory Discussion and Workshop" on 6 April with @AprilGDawson @inspiredcat and @DanLinna - sign up at bit.ly/3yOHph3
Duke Center on Law & Tech retweeted
5️⃣ Days left to apply! Pull your #LegalInnovation idea out of your head into reality.💡
Concept Framework is a free, online, 6-week program that helps #entrepreneurs turn their innovative idea into a proof of concept. Applications close on March 20th. bit.ly/3kGzPSw
Duke Center on Law & Tech retweeted
“Harm” is often cited as the biggest concern with legal reregulation. Some are focused on about harm to consumers & others harm to the profession. One of the best parts of Utah’s sandbox is the requirement of reporting by each entity in the sandbox. That means…
Duke Center on Law & Tech retweeted
When we say there is a “gap” in access to justice we are not just talking about low income, its also middle income families who cant afford a lawyer or legal services @natalalleycat @ABATECHSHOW @ABAInnovation
Duke Center on Law & Tech retweeted
Kelli Raker of Duke School of Law talking about Design Mindsets for acquiring and implementing technology. #ABATECHSHOW2023
Duke Center on Law & Tech retweeted
My take on the DoNotPay and AI Lawyer Experiment: link.medium.com/RbeLkyzl1wb
Duke Center on Law & Tech retweeted
.@keithporcaro, director of the Digital Governance Design Studio (@DukeLawTech), writes that Twitter's troubles highlight the danger of relying on commercial software to deliver public services bit.ly/3WIAyQc
Duke Center on Law & Tech retweeted
Courts need to be mindful when navigating digital services contracts. #eCourts2022 panelists are discussing the right questions courts should ask of providers. Learn more about contracting digital services at ncsc.org. (And watch #TinyChat episode 83.)
Duke Center on Law & Tech retweeted
Six teams participated in the 2022 Legal Design Derby from @NCCULAW @DukeLawTech @ElonLaw @CampbellLawSch and @WFULawSchool. Students used human-centered design principles to develop and refine their prototype.
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