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On November 29th, AGB partner Nathaniel Read-Ellis will be presenting at 'Day 2: The Trial' of the Ontario Bar Association's two-day program, AI Trial Advocacy: Your Guide to Handling the Evidentiary Implications of Artificial Intelligence.

Nate will be participating in one of the program's several 'Demonstrations and Debriefs'. In a presentation focused on the direct and cross-examination of a plaintiff's expert, Nate will be acting as counsel for the defendant. His session will specifically explore how to (i) effectively challenge the reliability of AI technology, and (ii) determine whether a file is a 'deepfake'. 

With the expanding capabilities and use of AI, both in legal practice and beyond, it is critical that litigators are well equipped to navigate the evidentiary issues that arise when AI is involved. From AI-generated evidence to experts’ reliance on AI in formulating their opinions to unpacking and challenging underlying AI technologies, the implications of the use of AI and the strategies you need to respond are varied. Ensure you have the insights and expertise you need with this highly practical program.

Nate is amongst a top-notch faculty of AI leaders, including both members of the judiciary and experienced litigators, who will be sharing valuable advice on the questions you need to ask and the approaches you should be considering in light of the rise AI. Walk away ready to tackle the litigation files of the future, and armed with the knowledge and tools you need to stay ahead of the curve.

This program is not to miss, and there is still time to register! You can learn more about it and secure your spot here.