ENGAGING
PANELS
AI AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR ACCESS TO JUSTICE
As AI continues to transform various sectors, its potential impact on justice systems is increasingly becoming a focal point for research, policy, and programs. This panel explores the evolving role of AI and its implications for access to justice.
DO NO HARM? AI, ETHICS, AND ACCOUNTABILITY
This panel will explore AI ethics and accountability in the context of access to justice, including its potential to replicate bias, entrench inequalities, encroach on privacy, and produce poor quality legal information and guidance.
ARTIFICIAL LIMITATIONS: REGULATORY, COURT, AND CORPORATE CAPTURE OF SYSTEMS AND DATA
AI is only as good as the data on which it is trained. Justice system data are ostensibly "public," but they are captured in vendor platforms that make them difficult to access or use. Legal codes, cases, and regulations are also often locked in proprietary platforms. These factors limit research and the capacity to develop AI-driven tools to improve access to justice. This panel includes practitioners, activists, and researchers focused on documenting, challenging, and hacking proprietary limits on civil justice data, court systems, and laws.
AI IN ACTION: NEW AND EMERGING RESEARCH PROGRAMS, AND POLICIES
This panel will highlight new and emerging research, programs, and policies at the intersection of AI and access to justice.
