Artificial Intelligence & The Bar (Essentials)

Audience: The Bar
Duration:: 1 Hour
Lessons: 6 Modules
Certificate:: Yes
CPD Hours:: 1

£175.00 + VAT

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GDPR, Cyber & AI

Artificial Intelligence & The Bar (Essentials)

Helping senior leaders training their members and staff to have a good understanding of responsible use of AI, as a means of avoiding serious regulatory risks to chambers.

Designed for barristers and chambers staff, this course provides a clear introduction to the core concepts and terminology of artificial intelligence, helping members and staff understand both its opportunities and its risks.

The easy-to-follow training covers how to use AI responsibly and in a manner consistent with chambers’ policies, reducing the likelihood of data breaches, misuse of the tools or misinformation provided by the technology hurting your set’s reputation.

By the end of the course, your members and staff will have the knowledge of a best practice framework that anticipates future regulatory changes.

Course Modules

Understand what AI is as an umbrella term for different technologies and its development in recent years, alongside some key terminology for chambers.

Identify AI-related risks that can affect members and staff in their day-to-day roles.

Understand the basic principles of responsible use and your role in adhering to best practices when using AI tools.

Gain a broad overview of the benefits of AI use within chambers, discussing some of the main providers to the sector already.

Recognise common use cases for AI across chambers and barristers’ practices, as well as case-specific risks that both need to be aware of.

Written by Experts

Orlagh Kelly
Barrister
Orlagh is the Founder and CEO of Briefed. An experienced barrister, she has dedicated her career to helping chambers, law firms, and businesses navigate complex compliance requirements effectively.
Ben Murphy
Barrister
Ben is a qualified barrister with extensive knowledge in regulatory compliance. Since 2018, he has advised organisations on all aspects of compliance, helping them navigate complex compliance issues with full confidence.