Episode 66: Artificial Judgment: AI, Ethics, and the Future of Law

from AI-Ignited · host Elif Başer

Today on AI Ignited, host Elif Baser and guest Elif Basaran dive into the rapidly evolving relationship between artificial intelligence and the legal profession. From AI-powered case research and automated contracts to algorithmic bias, misinformation, and ethical concerns in courtrooms, this episode explores both the extraordinary opportunities and serious risks AI brings to law. Drawing on research from Harvard Law School, Vanderbilt University, and leading legal ethics studies, they discuss how AI could redefine legal careers, access to justice, and the future of decision-making itself. As machines begin entering one of society’s most human professions, can technology truly deliver justice fairly?

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