The record will be drafted by a machine. From transaction to trial: the evidentiary consequences of AI
September 2026 - Date and time is TBD
|In person - Location TBD
AI drafting tools and notetakers are reshaping how the legal record is created. Routine documents may later be tested as evidence. This session examines how machine-assisted authorship affects authenticity, attribution and evidentiary risk, and why AI governance in legal workflows matters.
Time & Location
September 2026 - Date and time is TBD
In person - Location TBD
About the Event
AI drafting tools and notetakers are quietly reshaping the record. Documents that appear routine such as instructions, contracts, and notes may later be tested as evidence.
This session explains how machine-assisted authorship affects authenticity, attribution, and evidentiary risk, and shows how AI safety (training, governance, and document) is necessary in legal workflows to control risk and protect the integrity of the record.
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