The Masters AI conference, an event geared toward practical applications of artificial intelligence in the legal field, will be held in Dallas on October 7, 2023. The conference promises a unique, hands-on experience, as underscored by its tagline, “Less hype, more application.” With subsequent dates scheduled for Philadelphia on November 11 and Miami on December 8, the event series is set to bring together practitioners, in-house counsel, and tech developers to explore the real-world implications of AI for legal practice.
Notably, the event in Dallas will feature an opening session providing a concise overview of the current state of legal AI, presented by the emcee of the conference. Following this introduction, Nate Morris, cofounder of Filevine, will lead a conversation with three partners from major law firms to discuss strategies for successfully integrating AI technologies into legal practices. This candid dialogue aims to offer attendees a clearer picture of the challenges and opportunities involved in making AI a part of daily operations in law firms.
One of the anticipated highlights is “The Great AI Debate,” where legal practitioners will argue opposing views on a pertinent AI-related question, with the audience deciding the victor. The interactive aspect continues with “Case Closed?,” a session during which participants will employ AI tools to collaboratively navigate a live legal case, making decisive contributions in real time.
Additional lightning talks and sessions will focus on practical applications of AI, with a strong emphasis on engaging audience participation. For more detailed information about the conference and its agenda, interested parties can visit the Masters AI conference website or view the original announcement of the Dallas event.