We recently hosted the Women Lawyers Association of NSW Law & Technology panel discussion. At this event, a panel of experts discussed the concept of keeping technology 'human centred', both in its application to the provision of legal services and in the administration of the law. The panellists covered the pros and cons of automation in the law, including the use of AI, and how technology can be used to enhance relationships between legal providers and clients.
The panel of experts included:
- Shanti Berggren, General Counsel, Optus
- Emma Johnston, ANZ Director of Legal, DXC Australia
- Dr Philippa Ryan, Barrister & Lecturer, University of Technology Sydney
- MC - Robert Neely, Partner, Lander & Rogers
Below are short videos from the panel discussion covering highlights of the conversations.
The role of lawyers now, discussed by Shanti Berggren
Emma Johnston sharing her view on 'taking the robot out of the lawyer'
Social equity/cost of justice and artificial intelligence and Marau paradox, featuring Dr Philippa Ryan
Questions?
If you have any questions about the topics discussed, please contact Robert Neely, Partner at Lander & Rogers.
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