INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF 23 FEBRUARY 2022

TOWARDS A HUMAN-CENTERED COLLABORATION?

14.00 – 16.00 Swiss Time (GMT +2)

Organisation: Professor Eva Lein and Dr. iur. Eva Thélisson

Co-organized with  

This conference will address the impact of AI on the law and on dispute resolution across various areas and jurisdictions. Automated decision-making presents important challenges for justice systems across the world. The speakers will discuss these challenges from different viewpoints in three roundtable sessions. They will focus on what is at stake in the debate over AI, assess how AI can be usedin litigation and arbitration and reflect on available accountability mechanisms.

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Speakers include

Keynote: Professor Gary Merchant, Regents Professor of Law and director of the Center for Law, Science and Innovation at Arizona State University (ASU)

Sayan Chandra, Gujarat National Law University

Francesco Contini, National Research Council of Italy, Institute of Legal Informatics and Judicial Systems

Narges Keshavarzbahadori, University of Lausanne

Anne-Grace Kleczewski, Universit  Catholique de Louvain and Rosels

Sandrine Lagarde, London Legal Hackers

Professor Alina Ontanu, Tilburg University

Professor Anjanette Raymond, Indiana University

Shailendra Shukla, Gujarat National Law University

Marco Velicogna, National Research Council of Italy, Institute of Legal Informatics and Judicial Systems

Marta Zamorska, University of Lausanne

Grzegorz Mika, AI Transparency Institute