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data-new-gr-c-s-loaded="14.1324.0">\n This event is hybrid: taking place
in-person AND will be streamed live. \;
This page is for tickets \;to attend ONLINE.
\;To book a ticket to attend in-pers
on \;CLICK HE
RE. We will not be able to admit anyone in per
son with a virtual ticket.A
Middle Temple Employed Bar Society event in associ
ation with the UCL Centre for Ethics &\; Law an
d the UCL Judicial Institute.
\n \n This eve
nt will consider the key legal\, ethical and pract
ical considerations facing advocates and the judic
iary when deciding whether\, and if so how\, to us
e AI. An esteemed panel of judges and academics wi
ll be discussing the following broad themes:
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\n \n - Judicial use of AI - including ins
ights from judges on the use of AI
\n - Adv
ocates' use of AI - judicial experiences to date\,
expectations and concerns
\n - Forecasting
AI use - potential future uses and the implicatio
ns that this may have on justice
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The aim of the event is to provide a forum for
discussing pressing issues facing advocates when
considering the use of AI. Time permitting\, topic
s for discussion include:
\n \n \n - Rec
ent hallucination cases such as Cork and another&n
bsp\;v Smith [2026] EWHC 1199 (ch)
\n - Obl
igations to the court
\n - Professional eth
ical duties
\n - When can\, or when should\
, advocates use AI
\n - What is needed to e
nsure responsible AI use in litigation
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\n \n To assist both the panel and attendees\,
we invite you to complete this ve
ry brief questionnaire about your views on AI
use in the law. It is completely anonymous\, and w
e will share insights from the questionnaire at th
e event.
\n \n Please note that the event\,
including questions\, may be recorded.
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