The training, Legal Aspects of Artificial Intelligence and Other Disruptive Technologies, prepares you to tackle the challenges and opportunities at the intersection of technology y law, areas that are constantly evolving. The artificial intelligence and the disruptive technologies are revolutionising industries, posing unprecedented legal challenges and requiring specialist knowledge. Through this course, you will acquire the essential tools to understand the technology regulation, to address emerging legal issues and promote the legal sustainability. It also examines how the governance and innovation are shaping the future of these fields. Thanks to its online format, it offers the flexibility to become a versatile professional, well-equipped to excel in a market
Legal aspects of Artificial Intelligence and other disruptive technologies
AI Academy
10 a.m.
Introduction
Objectives
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Understanding the legal framework disruptive technologies and the challenges they pose.
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To analyse the regulation the use of artificial intelligence in the legal sector.
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Identify opportunities legal issues relating to disruptive technologies.
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Assess the legal challenges emerging new technologies.
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Explore the innovation and governance within the legal framework.
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Examine the sustainability legal in a technological context.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
1. Digital transformation and its legal implications
2. Basic legal framework for artificial intelligence (AI)
3. Ethics versus Legality in Technology
TEACHING UNIT 2. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE LAW: KEY POINTS FOR UNDERSTANDING ITS REGULATION
1. Who is liable for errors made by an AI?
2. Intellectual property and copyright in AI
3. Privacy in the age of AI
TEACHING UNIT 3. DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES BEYOND AI: EMERGING LEGAL CHALLENGES
1. Blockchain and smart contracts
2. Impact on cybersecurity and encryption
TEACHING UNIT 4. LOOKING TO THE FUTURE: INNOVATION, GOVERNANCE AND LEGAL SUSTAINABILITY
1. Global governance of disruptive technologies
2. Legal implications of the metaverse for virtual economies
3. Taxation challenges relating to digital assets (NFTs and cryptocurrencies)