Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly become the most widespread, accessible, and cross-sectoral disruptive technology affecting the legal field today. Its pervasive use in both public and private sectors presents legal systems with unprecedented challenges, demanding a rethinking of legal concepts, regulatory structures, and interpretative approaches.
Alongside AI, other disruptive technologies – such as blockchain, quantum computing, virtual and augmented reality, the Internet of Things (IoT), and advanced automation – are reshaping legal practices and raising foundational questions in legal theory.
This conference invites reflection on the scope and impact of these developments, with a particular focus on AI, bringing together voices from both professional practice and academic research across Europe, and the USA.
Key topics include AI and the Law, Autonomous Systems based on AI, Metaverse, Legal Professions and AI, Health Data and Medical AI, AI and Copyrights.
More here. Registration per mail.
Speakers:
- US – Mark Geistfeld (NYU)
- US – Ketan Ramakrishnan (Yale University)
- US – Michael Green (Washington University)
- ES – Albert Ruda (University of Girona)
- ES – María L. Kubica (UCM & Freie Universität Berlin)
- US – Gregory Keating (USC)
- UK – Dr Felipe Romero-Moreno (University of Hertfordshire)
- ES – Teresa Rodríguez de las Heras Ballell (UC3M)
- ES – Carmen Muñoz García (UCM)
- ES – Idoia Salazar (ENIA Chair on Generative AI, OdiseIA)
- ES – Mayte Carrancho (UCM)
- ES – Borja Adsuara Varela (expert advisor)
- US – I. Glenn Cohen (Harvard University)
- ES – Luz Martínez Velencoso (University of Valencia)
- EE – Martin Ebers (University of Tartu)
- ES – Ana Mercedes López Rodríguez (Universidad Loyola Andalucía)
- ES – Jonatán Cruz Ángeles (University of Jaén)
- ES – Cristina Mesa (Garrigues)
- ES – Ignacio González (Spanish Property Register)
- ES – José María Fernández Seijo (Judge, CGPJ)
- ES – Moisés Barrio Andrés, JD, PhD (State Attorney, UC3M)
- ES – Albert Lladó Martínez (University of Girona)
- General Fee: 200 euros
- ELI Members: 100 euros
- SEEDCE Members: 100 euros
- Members of the Spanish Land Register: free of charge