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Generative AI CLE - Part 3: Large Language Models & the Future of Law

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27 Mar, 2025 | 
12:00 PM EST
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60mins
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Virtual event
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1.0 Credits

Large language models (LLMs) promise to revolutionize the practice of law. This continuing legal education course is the first in a linked series of three which aims to teach all members of the profession what they need to understand how LLMs can be used in their current work and how they will change the entire way that law is practiced.

Part 3 focuses on the effect of LLMs on the legal workplace and on their risks in legal settings. It covers business studies on productivity increases from LLMs, and the effect of this on society, the legal profession, law firms, the in-house function, and even the billable hour. It then reviews the various risks that LLMs place on legal practice and how these can be mitigated. It concludes with observations about the future of the legal profession in the era of LLMs.
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Generative AI CLE Agenda

  • Workforce and business implications of the use of LLMs
  • Implications for the adoption of LLMs and the effect on the legal profession
  • What types of lawyering will be affected and why?
  • The difference between law firm and in-house use
  • The concept of AI alignment and its particular importance in law
  • General fairness, accountability, and transparency techniques in machine learning
  • Understanding risks of LLMs in legal practice and the profession
  • The changing role of lawyers in an AI-augmented world

Speakers

Dan Hunter, Executive Dean & Co-Founder of King's College London & Graceview AI
Dan Hunter
Executive Dean & Co-Founder
King’s College London & Graceview AI

Dan Hunter is the Executive Dean of the Dickson Poon School of Law at King’s College London. He was previously the Executive Dean of the Faculty of Law at Queensland University of Technology and the Founding Dean of Swinburne Law School in Australia. He is an international expert in AI & law, and is the author of books on gamification, intellectual property law, and intelligent legal systems. His current research is focused on the use of innovation and technology within law, including the use of generative AI in law and the future of legal practice. He is a cofounder of the legal generative AI company Graceview.ai.

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Generative AI CLE Agenda

  • Workforce and business implications of the use of LLMs
  • Implications for the adoption of LLMs and the effect on the legal profession
  • What types of lawyering will be affected and why?
  • The difference between law firm and in-house use
  • The concept of AI alignment and its particular importance in law
  • General fairness, accountability, and transparency techniques in machine learning
  • Understanding risks of LLMs in legal practice and the profession
  • The changing role of lawyers in an AI-augmented world
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