Join our expert panel for a practical discussion on how legal teams can assess new and existing AI tools, look beyond a polished demo or security assurance, and make decisions they can explain, evidence and defend.

About this event

Legal AI is no longer something legal teams are only considering. In many organisations, it is already being used through approved platforms, features built into everyday software, or tools that may never have been formally vetted.

That creates a practical question: if a client, regulator, insurer or court asked why an AI tool was approved, could you defend the decision?

In this panel discussion, our experts will introduce a practical four-part framework for reviewing legal AI tools. The session will explore why enterprise security is only part of the test, what to ask about sources and citations, and how to assess whether a tool is reliable enough for legal work.

Key takeaways:
  • How to identify approved, embedded and unapproved AI tools already being used across your organisation
  • What to ask about security, sources, citations and fabricated answers
  • How to assess whether a new or existing tool can be explained, evidenced and defended
Register now to join us live on 20 August. Can't make it? You'll receive the recording afterwards.

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