Exploring Computable Systems & LLMs with Professor Harry Surden - Part 1

In this first part of my insightful conversation with Professor Harry Surden, a leading authority in computable law and legal technology, we explore the fascinating intersection of law and computer science. Harry explains the concept of computable law, where legal obligations and rights are translated into data that both computers and humans can understand. We also dive into the question of whether lawyers need to learn AI, discussing computable contracts and what role AI currently plays in the legal field.

Key Topics:

1:00 - What is computable law & computer science?
5:20 - Rights and obligations translated into data – making law understood by both computers and humans
8:40 - Should lawyers learn AI? Do they have to? Computable contracts
11:20 - Can AI truly support lawyers? Examples of AI use in legal tech
16:00 - Are LLMs ready to use them as legal tech or do we need ML connected to LLMs?

Join us in Part 1 of this deep dive into the future of law and technology. And don't forget to check out Part 2 next Monday, where we’ll continue this discussion with even more insights on AI’s role in the legal world!

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