57: Artificial Intelligence Law (Noel Corriveau)

On this episode, we're looking to the future with technology lawyer, Noel Corriveau, about the evolving world of artificial intelligence law!

Topics: the shift of law as a data-driven activity; reconciling human rights with AI; international policies to regulate AI; and our Ask-Me-Anything segment.

What you’ll hear:
- 1:45 - How is this podcast pitching in to support the Black Legal Action Centre and how can I help?
- 8:25 - How is AI changing the nature of law (as a data-driven activity) in a post-COVID world?
- 17:04 - How can the law reconcile human rights with artificial intelligence?
- 25:49 - How are different countries attempting to regulate AI and what does this mean for lawyers?
- 35:53 - The second Ask-Me-Anything segment, featuring five questions submitted by patrons of the Lawyered community, including

How much of a role will AI have in our everyday lives and how far away are we from "Black Mirror"? How will AI impact the future of work? How could AI and automation shape how law firms look in the future? How can companies mitigate the risks of facial recognition technology being used in discriminatory ways? Could we ever reach a point where the law recognizes the rights of an AI?

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