CodeX, The Stanford Center for Legal Informatics

In the evolving landscape of AI, ensuring that users fully understand their interactions with AI products is critical. Read our latest blog post where associate director Dr. Megan Ma and Yan Luo, Partner at Covington & Burling LLP & Burling delve into the challenges and opportunities in designing user interfaces that empower consumers. While AI governance frameworks often focus on technical safeguards, this research emphasizes the importance of user experience and interface design in fostering informed consumer decisions. Read "Terms of Use in the Age of AI: UI/UX Prototyping of Consumer-Facing AI Products" here: https://lnkd.in/gqyvJ8eX

Just 10 day left before the biggest AI x Law Hackathon at Stanford! During this event hundreds of lawyers and builder will team up to re-invent the future of Law practice. What will YOU build? What should builder build? Would love to know more in comments! And if you ant register yet do so here, breakfast, lunch and dinner will be on us :) https://lnkd.in/dzF6yiyd

Join us next week Stanford Law School for the Future Dispute Resolution conference! Explore how tech and #GenAI are transforming #ADR. Topics include: judicial system integration, AI in arbitration & mediation, in-house counsel best practices, and online dispute resolution. Learn more and RSVP here: https://lnkd.in/g9j4T-_F #TechLaw

Inviting all hackers, lawyers, and LLM enthusiasts to join us for our 4th Stanford LLM x Law hackathon on Sunday, September 8th!   My dear friends Dr. Megan Ma and Pierre-Loic Doulcet are again spearheading this event on sunny Stanford University campus.  Register for this event for free below (space is limited) and meet and collaborate with the 300+ who’ve already registered.  It’s the largest hackathon in this space, and this will be our most ambitious hackathon yet! We will challenge you to fundamentally reinvent how lawyers and society deliver legal services/products.  There are no limits.  Curious to see how participants use the latest generative AI tools and large language models to rethink the next era of law.  In this event, we have expanded our program to three tracks for participating teams: (1) first build track to build the best legal hack possible from scratch, (2) projects focused on building the future of dispute resolution, and (3) a VC Competition Track for startups/ongoing legal tech projects that will pitch to a panel of esteemed VCs.  Our CodeX, The Stanford Center for Legal Informatics are proud sponsors of this event along with other major players in the generative AI/LLM community listed below, who will be onsite to mentor and judge teams.  Look forward to seeing new and old friends, including my fellow judges/speaker/mentors Joshua W., Shreya Rajpal, Aparna Sinha, Kwesi Acquay, Ryan Fauber, Bogdana Rakova, Pablo Arredondo, Pierce Kelaita, Mahika Popli, Campbell Hutcheson, Marzieh Nabi, PhD and others! Can’t wait to see the hallways at Stanford brimming with the creativity and intensity of hundreds of builders on September 8th! See below for a recap on our last Stanford LLM x Law event attended by 400+ hackathon participants, to give you an idea of what to expect… #llm #generativeAI #hackathon #legaltech https://lnkd.in/gnXwkCQQ?

The human-in-the-loop has two dimensions. The most frequently talked about one is the operational side, which consists of the provider. The provider oversees the system’s function and intervenes when necessary. Note 71 in this update takes a look at the second dimension and explores how it maps to other core principles. https://lnkd.in/gRkxpDPk

EARLY BIRD RATE ENDS TOMORROW--Register today for the Future Dispute Resolution conference, where foremost #disputeresolution experts will explore how advancements in technology and Generative AI are altering the way disputes are resolved. You'll gain insights from judges, leading in-house counsel, and others through panel discussions on how #arbitration, #mediation, #ODR, and other #ADR methods might be enhanced to better serve parties through policy changes and process advancements. Topics include: Judicial system integration, AI in arbitration and mediation, Best practices for in-house counsel, and Trends and challenges in ODR. Learn more and register here: https://lnkd.in/g9j4T-_F CodeX, The Stanford Center for Legal Informatics, Deborah L. Rhode Center on the Legal Profession at Stanford Law School, Stanford Law School Gould Center for Conflict Resolution, Stanford Law School, American Arbitration Association, International Centre for Dispute Resolution® (ICDR), ITechLaw Association #LegalTech #StanfordLaw #TechLaw

Join us for a conference at the forefront of dispute resolution at Stanford Law School. This event will bring together leading experts from around the globe to explore how emerging technologies, including #generativeAI, are reshaping the dispute resolution landscape. From #arbitration and #mediation to online dispute resolution (#ODR), attendees will dive deep into how these advancements can make the process more efficient, effective, and accessible. Brought to you by CodeX, The Stanford Center for Legal Informatics, Stanford Law School Gould Center for Conflict Resolution, American Arbitration Association, International Centre for Dispute Resolution® (ICDR), ITechLaw Association, @system.legal Learn more about the Future Dispute Resolution conference here. #LegalTech #ADR #StanfordLaw #TechLaw