The next day May 29th, at 10:00 AM (Lisbon time)it happens, a webinar within the scope of the BSC AI Factory initiatives, funded by the Recovery and Resilience Plan. The session will bring together experts in the legal and technological fields to To discuss the main challenges posed by the adoption of AI systems in the justice sector. and to understand where Artificial Intelligence and Law intersect.
This webinar will be attended by Nuno Coelho, Judge Counselor at the Court of Auditors and General Coordinator of the Justice Reform Agenda, Petra Fernandes, Lawyer and Partner at BMA, and Antonio Novais, Founder's Associate of startup Portuguese Affine, who will individually present important topics that deserve everyone's reflection. The session will be moderated by Andreia Brito, Legal Manager at .PT and Secretary of the Board of the General Assembly of LusNIC.
The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Justice and its Challenges
The webinar begins with a presentation by Nuno Coelho, where on the panel "The Judge in the Circuit – What AI experts need to know about justice" will reflect on the challenges and potential of artificial intelligence node judicial context, through a relational approach between technology and human decision-making.
Right away, Petra Fernandes will address the topic "AI Responsibility Gaps"within the scope of “AI Accountability Dialogue Series", which will focus on the accountability challenges associated with the use of AI, with particular attention to the European framework, including the AI Act and the CETS 225 Convention."
In closing, Antonio Novais, which works at the intersection of strategy, product, and regulation, will present a use case for startup Portuguese Affine “Affine: building the infrastructure for trustworthy legal AI”, which contributes to the development of more transparent, secure, and reliable AI solutions for the legal sector.
Webinar and Participation
This webinar The goal is to offer a practical and conceptual framework for the development of AI systems applied to justice—a sector classified as high-risk under European law. The focus will be on... The need to ensure requirements such as applicability, traceability, and human oversight reinforces the idea of augmented justice, where technology supports, but does not replace, the judicial function..
Participation is free, but... pre-registration.
