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Welcome & Morning Speaker: The Double-Edged Opportunity: How AI is Shaping & Challenging the Future of Law
8:30 - 9:30 AM
Presenter: Sarah Alt, Chief Process and AI Officer, Michael Best & Friedrich
People are more than twice as likely to remain loyal to and defend what they trust, even in the face of disruption. When it comes to AI, trustworthiness starts with our ability to explain how technology works. We need technology for the awesome power it will give us to be more successful at our jobs. The black-box nature of algorithms may mean we can't explain how they were trained, how they work, or how they are hardened from attack. So, we face a dilemma that isn't new, only the last time this happened it felt like had more notice before it showed up at the party. Keynote speaker Sarah Alt, will highlight how AI is disrupting the practice of law and how we will welcome it to the table.
AI in the Legal Profession: How are Lawyers Leveraging AI?
9:40 - 10:30 AM
Presenters: Tom Barce, Managing Director, New Solutions at FTI Consulting
Zachary Willenbrink, Rockwell Automation
This session will discuss the types of AI products and use cases attorneys are embracing for their practice or legal department. We will also explore some key considerations, cautions and peer-to-peer insights about the uses of AI. Join this session to walk away with actionable information you can explore with your organization.
Cutting Edge Updates: Latest Legal Issues Affecting Client Use of AI
10:40 - 11:30 AM
Presenters: Shane Delson, Kate Campbell, Rebeca Lopez, Godfrey & Kahn, S.C.
This presentation will provide background on generative AI like ChatGPT, and discuss its uses and risks, especially in the labor and employment and intellectual property spaces. We will address practical strategies to help with minimizing the risks and maximizing efficient use of AI.
Beat the Bot and Lunch
11:45 AM - 12:45 PM
Presenters: Shantanu Singh, Jascha Walter, Northwestern Mutual
Artificial Intelligence is the (not so) new technology disrupting how we learn, live and work. Its competition with humans has been the subject of countless books, movies, and television programs. Can humans beat these machines or is mankind’s obsolescence only a matter of time?
When James Joyce Met Vladimir Lenin: Ethical Challenges with ChatGPT and Other Large Language Models
1:00 - 1:50 PM
Presenter: Aviva Kaiser, State Bar of Wisconsin
This presentation begins with a brief overview of how large language models work, distinguishes generative AI from traditional AI, and introduces you to the new profession of “prompt engineers” and “large language model whisperers.” Against this backdrop, the presentation explores the Rules of Professional Conduct that are implicated by the use of generative AI.
BREAKOUT 1: Cyber Insurance Unwrapped: Navigating Coverage, Claims, and Cutting-Edge Trends
2:00 - 2:50 PM
Presenters: Matt Thomson, M3 Insurance
Adam Cain, CTO Advocates
In this presentation we will dive into the world of cyber insurance, peeling back the layers to reveal the essentials of coverage, the intricacies of the claims process, and emerging trends in cyber security. We'll explore real-world case studies, and discuss practical tips to help you better understand how cyber insurance can safeguard your organization in the digital age. Additionally, we'll look at the latest emerging topics in the field, helping you better understand how to stay ahead of the curve in this ever-changing landscape. Join us to better understand how to secure and protect your business in an ever-evolving digitally connected world.
BREAKOUT 2: Digital Detox
2:00 - 2:50 PM
Presenter: Paul Unger, Affinity Consulting
In today's fast-paced digital age, lawyers face unprecedented challenges when it comes to managing distractions and maintaining focus on their legal work. Constant connectivity and the lure of smartphones, social media, and endless streams of information can easily erode productivity and well-being. To help legal professionals thrive in this digital era, join us for an engaging and practical CLE seminar by national speaker & expert, Paul Unger. This program is designed to equip lawyers with the tools and strategies needed to regain focus and rethink about the way our lives intersect with technology. Learn practical techniques for reducing digital distractions, including smartphone management, email strategies, mindfulness, and the use of productivity apps. We will roll up our sleeves, get our hands dirty, and focus on how to use Microsoft Outlook and/or any other productivity tools. Participants are encouraged to bring their laptops and/or other mobile devices.
The State of Tech in Southeastern Wisconsin: Trends and Legal Challenges
3:00 - 3:50 PM
Presenters: Kathy Henrich, Milwaukee Tech Hub, Nathan Hammons, Marquette Law & Entrepreneurship Clinic
This session will discuss current trends and legal issues with respect to technology and innovation in southeastern Wisconsin. The discussion will explore current issues in human resources, including technology gaps in the local marketplace, the use of non-traditional talent, and the replacement of workers with automation. It will also explore challenges with cybersecurity and the critical need for businesses to protect their intellectual property. Last, it will address opportunities for, and risks with, startup and established businesses collaborating with one another on business ventures.
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