It’s 2025 and We All have to Learn about AI (and Not Just for the Kids)
Presented by the CBA Alberta Child & Youth Law South Section
On Demand. Originally present on March 11, 2025.
In 2025, generative AI is no longer a futuristic concept—it's a present-day reality impacting every legal professional. Join Ryan Black of DLA Piper for a crucial overview of this transformative technology. This talk demystifies generative AI, separating fact from fiction about what AI is (and more importantly, what it isn’t) and providing practical guidance for lawyers at all levels of technical expertise from tech newbies to hacker extraordinaire. Through real-world examples and an examination of key legal and ethical considerations, including the potential impact on children and vulnerable populations, Ryan will explore AI's capabilities and limitations. We'll clarify why, even though it isn't “intelligent” in the human sense, its impact on the practice of law is undeniable. Learn how to navigate this evolving landscape and use AI responsibly, ensuring we uphold our professional obligations in all areas of practice.
SPEAKER
Ryan Black (Partner; Global Pillar Co-Lead, Video Games and Interactive Entertainment Corporate; Media, Sports & Entertainment; M&A & Transactions, DLA Piper (Canada) LLP)
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