Artificial Intelligence as Evidence: Discoverability, Use, and Admissibility of Algorithmic and Digital Evidence

What You Will Learn

The legal definition of artificial intelligence
What types of evidence fall under that definition
How to identify artificial intelligence in litigation
Which discovery tools can be used to obtain AI evidence
Rules and legal standards that govern its use and admissibility at trial

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What You Will Learn

The legal definition of artificial intelligence
What types of evidence fall under that definition
How to identify artificial intelligence in litigation
Which discovery tools can be used to obtain AI evidence
Rules and legal standards that govern its use and admissibility at trial

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Price

$79 for Association Member
$99 for Non-Member

75 minutes

Date Published

June 11, 2024

Publisher

Maryland Association for Justice

Subjects

Evidence, Technology

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Summary

Recent interest in AI has been focused on how it can be used to improve productivity in your practice. In this webinar, Kieran Murphy looks at AI from a different perspective--as evidence that may be crucial to your trial. He will cover the legal definitions of artificial intelligence and what types of evidence fall under that definition, how to identify artificial intelligence in litigation, which discovery tools can be used to obtain it, and what rules and legal standards govern the use and admissibility of AI at trial.

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Presenters

Kieran Murphy

Partner - Bertram & Murphy

Kieran Murphy is a partner and trial attorney at Bertram & Murphy with a national practice focused on representing... Read More

Program Titles and Supporting Materials

This program contains the following components:

Artificial Intelligence as Evidence: Discoverability, Use, and Admissibility of Algorithmic and Digital Evidence - Video

Artificial Intelligence as Evidence: Discoverability, Use, and Admissibility of Algorithmic and Digital Evidence - Handout

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