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Join Minnesota CLE for an exciting series of webcasts that explore artificial intelligence and the law. This series features an amazing faculty and covers some of the hottest issues for lawyers arising from the use of artificial intelligence today. Start with an insightful look at how data can help litigators work smarter, not harder. Then, learn how standards and laws are shaping up to guide the proliferation and regulation of AI. Explore how AI could impact and even transform areas of IP law and hear how employment discrimination law is evolving with the use of new technologies. Stay apprised of the ways that AI is, and can be, implemented in cybersecurity. Finally, receive guidance on how to navigate the ethics of AI while minimizing AI’s potentially discriminatory effects. Don’t miss this exciting and valuable series – register today!
Times listed are Central Time.
Friday, January 10, 2020
12:00 – 1:00 p.m.
AI: AI for Litigators – Cutting Edge (and Simpler) Solutions
A litigator who has spent the past several years developing cutting-edge AI and data-science methodologies for some of the world's largest data companies — as well as legal tech companies — will discuss how data can help litigators work smarter (not harder). Machine learning, data science, and analytics are becoming easier for litigators to use. "Moneyball for lawyers" is no longer a dream; it's here. To reap the benefits, lawyers need not be computer scientists, they must merely be open to learning.
– Damien A. Riehl; Fastcase
Wednesday, January 15, 2020
2:00 – 3:00 p.m.
AI: Emerging AI Standards and the Development of AI Jurisprudence
100 years ago, electricity changed everything. Artificial intelligence (AI) is now poised to do the same. Considering the monumental effect AI will have on our lives, it is important for attorneys to understand how standards and laws are shaping up to guide its proliferation and regulation. This course will discuss these issues and also provide a glimpse into the cutting edge jurisprudential thought-leadership on AI.
– Eran Kahana; Maslon LLP
Wednesday, January 22, 2020
Wednesday, January 29, 2020
12:00 – 1:00 p.m.
AI: Potential Impacts of Artificial Intelligence on Patent and IP Law
As the Director of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office recently stated, “AI is changing the landscape of intellectual property policy, and in doing so, it’s raising real legal, regulatory, ethical, and moral questions for us to grapple with.” This session will explore how artificial intelligence could impact and even transform areas of IP law, including specifically core areas of patent law.
– Timothy E. Grimsrud; Faegre Baker Daniels LLP
– Lauren J.F. Barta; Faegre Baker Daniels LLP
Wednesday, January 22, 2020
2:00 – 3:00 p.m.
AI: AI, Autonomous Vehicles, and IoT
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly proliferating. It will “drive” autonomous vehicles and enable internet of things (IoT) devices to perform relevant tasks that will save us time, offer convenience, and in some cases, also help improve our health. There is a great challenge looming, however. As vehicles and IoT devices become widespread and smarter, there is also a magnified risk that an operational compromise will not only be inconvenient, but more seriously debilitating, and even possibly fatal. This course will discuss the relevant legal issues and offer insight on the range of potential risk mitigation strategies.
– Eran Kahana; Maslon LLP
Thursday, January 23, 2020
9:00 – 10:00 a.m.
AI: Old Rules and New Tools – Employment Discrimination Law in the Age of Algorithms
Join Marko Mrkonich as he discusses the impact that artificial intelligence is having in the workplace as it continues to be deployed in a growing number of employment sectors. Specifically, you will learn how employment discrimination law is evolving with the use of these new technologies.
– Marko J. Mrkonich; Littler Mendelson P.C.
Thursday, January 23, 2020
2:00 – 3:00 p.m.
AI: Cybersecurity Powered with AI
Efforts to counteract cyber threats are ongoing, and organizations are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence-based applications (AI) to assist in their cybersecurity needs. Currently, these AI solutions are typically being deployed for purposes of detection. However, as AI becomes more sophisticated, it promises to also be beneficial in creating proactive solutions. The legal community is tasked with maintaining the highest of standards in regard to protecting client data and this charge makes it critical for us to stay apprised of the ways that AI is and can be implemented in cybersecurity.
– Eran Kahana; Maslon LLP
– Mark Lanterman; Computer Forensic Services
Friday, January 31, 2020
9:00 – 10:00 a.m.
AI: Understanding Bias in Artificial Intelligence and How It Impacts the Legal System
This presentation discusses various ethical issues that may arise from the use of AI, including how AI may further marginalize protected groups and perpetuate existing bias in the legal system. Our esteemed presenters offer guidance for navigating the ethics of AI and minimizing AI’s potentially discriminatory effects where AI is integrated into legal decision-making, including in our role as legal advisors for our client’s business decisions.
– Colleen Dorsey; University of St. Thomas School of Law
– Lisa Beth Lentini; Mitchell Hamline School of Law
$295
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This package provides 7.0 total CLE credits. Credits should be reported individually for each webcast attended, not the package as a whole.
Minnesota CLE has applied to the Minnesota State Board of CLE for the standard, ethics, and elimination of bias CLE credits as listed below. Application has been made to the Minnesota State Bar Association for any "specialist" credits and to the Supreme Court ADR Program for any continuing education in ADR credits.
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AI: AI for Litigators – Cutting Edge (and Simpler) Solutions
1.0 standard CLE credit
AI: Emerging AI Standards and the Development of AI Jurisprudence
1.0 standard CLE credit
AI: Potential Impacts of Artificial Intelligence on Patent and IP Law
1.0 standard CLE credit
AI: AI, Autonomous Vehicles, and IoT
1.0 standard CLE credit
AI: Old Rules and New Tools – Employment Discrimination Law in the Age of Algorithms
1.0 standard CLE credit
AI: Cybersecurity Powered with AI
1.0 standard CLE credit
AI: Understanding Bias in Artificial Intelligence and How It Impacts the Legal System
1.0 elimination of bias credit