AI for Good

The ‘AI for Good’ session at the Legal Innovation & Tech Fest addresses the critical need for AI technologies to contribute positively to society. This session highlights innovative companies that intersect with the legal industry who are using AI for good. Scenarios could include technology that supports domestic abuse survivors at the start of a matter and technology that combats school-age-related issues including self-arm and bullying by ensuring systems that children interact with comply with privacy laws and the Australian Privacy Act. Additionally, a pro bono lawyer from Lander & Rogers will discuss the ethical imperatives of AI, emphasising the importance of technology serving the greater good.

3 Key Learnings

1. Understanding how AI can be leveraged to address significant social issues.
2. Gaining insights into the ethical implications of AI technology and the importance of ensuring AI is used for positive societal impact.
3. Recognising the value of collaboration between tech innovators, legal professionals, and social advocates to create AI solutions that truly benefit society.

About Courtney

Courtney Blackman is the Head of Partnerships at Lander & Rogers and is part of the firm's award-winning iHub, a dynamic team of problem solvers and innovators creating smart solutions for everyday and complex business challenges. She is at the core of the firm's AI Lab, where she oversees the LawTech Hub, a first-of-its-kind, global-reaching program that enables AI startups to develop, test, and scale new legal tech products. She also co-leads AI clinics and legal tech clinics in partnership with top institutions, including Monash University, QUT, and UTS.