AI Ethics in Medicine and Law Symposium at USC

It was a privilege to speak at the faculty of Law at Bar Ilan University about how AI can transform informed consent from a legal burdensome procedure into supportive caring communication. We know that both physicians and patients are often alienated by ICFs and AI can make a change, enhancing both care and autonomy. Thanks ‏Shay Hay‏ and Omer Yehezkel Pelled‏ for organising this event, and to Michal Alberstein ‏ for highlighting the intersection between AI, law and medicine. There were fascinating lectures about privacy from Michael Birnhack‏ and ‏Ella Corren‏. ‏Nadav Davidovitch‏ shared thoughts about the future of hospitals and Uri Goren‏ shared patients' perspective. The future is here.

Thanks to the University of New England for supporting us in completing such a large research project. The result of this research has been published in the Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law. The paper explores Australia's current approach to AI ethics and trust regulation, highlighting its reliance on voluntary standards and the challenges this presents. It proposes a meta-regulation model that combines legal oversight with self-regulation, aiming to foster both innovation and ethical responsibility in AI development. We invite you to read our findings and share your thoughts!

IN THE NEWS: Global and Australian developments in AI regulation podcast It was a delight to record a podcast in collaboration with Lawyers Weekly, focusing on the highly topical, increasingly time-sensitive area of global AI regulation and its implications for the legal profession. This session featured specialist insights from Professor Mimi Zou, esteemed Unisearch Expert Opinion Services expert and Head of School, School of Private and Commercial Law, UNSW Law & Justice, on areas including: - Global developments in AI laws and regulations. - Australia's trajectory in AI regulation to date, and what may be on the immediate horizon. - Implications of regulatory developments for law firms/ practical advice on AI governance. Prof. Zou was joined by Unisearch BDM, Christopher A. Yong, who provided additional commentary on what AI regulation means for the legal profession at a practical level, including best-practice measures and the consequences of misuse, incorrect outputs, and breaches of professional conduct. Stay tuned for this great session! Barbara Kougellis #lawyers #experts #expertwitness #courtready

Dear connection, I am pleased to share that my paper titled: "The Evolution of Legal System in India: Harnessing the Power of Artificial Intelligence for Machine Politics in Legal Field of Corporate Lawyer or Litigators" has been published in International Journal of Law Management & Humanities (IJLMH) The paper explores how the emergence of artificial intelligence is transforming the legal field by reshaping traditional practices, enhancing efficiency, and introducing new challenges. It examines the impact of AI on legal research, case analysis, decision-making, and ethics, highlighting both opportunities and concerns for the future of the legal profession. This research is conducted in collaboration with my Author Vishal Pishey 🔗 Fine the full paper here: DOI: https://lnkd.in/gWe4cujN

I am pleased to announce the publication of our edited volume: “From Mens Rea to Machine Rea: Reimagining Criminal Culpability in the Digital Age” This work examines the evolving contours of criminal responsibility in an era shaped by artificial intelligence, automation, and emerging technologies. The volume brings together critical legal perspectives, exploring how traditional doctrines of criminal law must adapt to contemporary technological transformations. A significant contribution for scholars, practitioners, and students interested in the intersection of criminal law and digital innovation. Dr. Parvinder Kaur RAYAT BAHRA UNIVERSITY Rayat Bahra Group #CriminalLaw #AI #LegalResearch #MensRea #DigitalLaw #EditedVolume

Prof. (Dr.) G. S. Bajpai’s Masterclass at National Law University Delhi invites scholars, researchers, and academics to the third edition of the AI and Legal Research series for a Masterclass- ‘AI Tools for Doctrinal Analysis’. This is a first-of-its-kind initiative in legal academia. The programme offers a deep, hands-on engagement with AI tools designed for qualitative and doctrinal legal research. You gain practical skills to navigate cases, doctrines, and concepts at scale, with clarity and precision. Built for serious researchers and interdisciplinary scholars, the masterclass moves beyond the limited, vague and manual methods to equip you with those AI tools that will change the landscape of doctrinal analysis in most spectacular way.

🔊 The American Bar Association Task Force on #Law and #ArtificialIntelligence has released its Year 2 Report, an essential roadmap for the future of law in the age of AI. 🔹 #RuleOfLaw & #Democracy – AI must be trustworthy, transparent, and accountable to strengthen democratic institutions and safeguard justice. 🔹 Law Practice Transformation – Firms are moving from “whether to use AI” to “how to use it,” balancing automation with AI as a creative thought partner. 🔹 #Courts & Evidence – Judges face challenges with deepfakes and AI-generated evidence, requiring new frameworks for authenticity and reliability. 🔹 Access to Justice – Generative AI offers opportunities to empower pro se litigants and expand legal services. 🔹 #Legal #Education – Law schools are integrating AI into curricula, preparing the next generation of lawyers for tech-driven practice. 🔹 Governance & Risk Management – The ABA emphasizes oversight, ethical guardrails, and risk mitigation strategies for AI adoption. #ArtificialIntelligence #LegalInnovation #RuleOfLaw #AccessToJustice #LegalTech #AIGovernance #EthicsInLaw #FutureOfLaw #ABATaskForce #LawAndAI

Artificial Intelligence in Legal Practice: Bridging the Research Gap in the Global South New Publication Alert — Interdisciplinary Journal of Arts, Politics and Law (IJAPL) While AI-driven legal innovation is rapidly advancing in the Global North, empirical and context-specific research from the Global South remains limited. My new paper, “Artificial Intelligence in Legal Practice: Bridging the Research Gap in the Global South,” examines structural, institutional, and methodological gaps that have shaped the uneven development of AI scholarship and adoption in legal practice. The paper highlights the importance of inclusive research agendas, South-centered perspectives, and locally grounded evidence in shaping the future of legal technology. A contribution to advancing equitable knowledge production and responsible AI integration in global legal practice. #SpringfieldJournals #WeAreSRU #SovereignEducation #AIinLaw #GlobalSouth #LegalInnovation #LawAndTechnology

Happy to share that my research paper titled “Regulating Artificial Intelligence in India: Privacy, Systemic Bias and the Limits of Fragmented Governance” has been published in the International Multidisciplinary Quarterly Research Journal ‘AJANTA’ (UGC Listed, Peer Reviewed). 📘 Volume XV | Issue I (Jan–March 2026) | Impact Factor: 7.428 The paper critically argues that India’s current fragmented and sector specific AI regulation is inadequate and highlights the urgent need for a comprehensive, risk based framework on the lines of the EU AI Act to effectively address issues of privacy, accountability, transparency and algorithmic bias. This publication reflects my continued interest in AI governance, technology law and regulatory reform in India. GJ Advani Law College HSNC Board #AIRegulation #EUAIAct #TechnologyLaw #LegalResearch #ArtificialIntelligence #DataProtection #IndianLaw #PolicyReform #AcademicPublication #AjantaJournal #GJALC #HSNC #LawStudent #law

AI, data, and intellectual property are no longer peripheral to legal discourse; they are central to shaping the future of law in a technology-driven society. I had the opportunity to present my research paper titled “AI, Data and Intellectual Property: New Legal Frontiers” at the Two-Day International Seminar on “Data Protection in the AI Era: Bridging the Gap Between Law, Policy, and Technology”, organized by Law Mantra in collaboration with CIIPR RGNUL ( Rajiv Gandhi National University of law , Punjab ) . The seminar served as an important platform for academic engagement, bringing together scholars, researchers, and practitioners to deliberate on contemporary challenges arising from rapid technological advancements. The discussions and exchanges during the event contributed meaningfully to a deeper understanding of how legal frameworks must evolve to remain responsive, balanced, and forward-looking. I am grateful for the recognition and the opportunity to engage in such enriching academic dialogue. This experience has further reinforced my commitment to research at the intersection of law, technology, and innovation, and to contributing thoughtfully to this evolving area of legal scholarship. #AI #DataProtection #IntellectualProperty #TechnologyLaw #LegalResearch #AcademicExcellence