Discover the future of law with Michal Jackowski, a professor of law and practicing attorney. Join him for engaging short talks featuring inspiring guests from the world of academia and legal practice as they discuss the transformative impact of AI on the legal industry. Tune in to stay informed about the cutting-edge developments shaping the business of law.
MondAI bAIgel - on AI in law
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Discover the future of law with Michal Jackowski, a professor of law and practicing attorney. Join him for engaging short talks featuring inspiring guests from the world of academia and legal practice as they discuss the transformative impact of AI on the legal industry. Tune in to stay informed about the cutting-edge developments shaping the business of law.
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June 24, 2024
AI Armor: Securing AI's Future with Robert Plotkin
In this episode of MondAI BAIgel, I have the pleasure of chatting with Robert Plotkin, a leading expert in intellectual property law and the author of the newly published best-selling book "AI Armor: Securing the Future of Your AI Company With Strategic Intellectual Property." We dive into the fascinating world of the intellectual automation revolution and explore how AI is transforming the landscape of IP protection. Join us as we uncover how the current stage of AI is automating higher levels of creation, from designing new technologies to inventing groundbreaking solutions. <br /><br />Robert shares his insights on the "MIND" process for IP protection, a strategic approach to mapping business goals and navigating the IP landscape for success. We also tackle common misconceptions about patenting software and AI, revealing the truth about what can and cannot be patented. Robert explains the delicate balance between trade secrets and patent protection, and how to make the right choice for your technology and business goals. In this episode, you'll understand why early investigation into IP protection is crucial in the fast-paced world of AI innovation and how securing the filing date for protection is essential to avoid missing opportunities. <br /><br />Sound Bites: "The mind process systematically steps through identifying what your technology is, what your business goals are, and then identifying and obtaining the most effective appropriate type of intellectual property protection based on your technology and your business goals." "Software is definitely patentable, and AI is one of those types of technology that can be patented." <br /><br />Chapters: <br />00:00 Introduction and Background of Robert Plotkin <br />03:47 The "MIND" Process for IP Protection <br />07:46 Patenting Software in the US and Misconceptions About Patenting AI <br />13:12 Harmonizing Trade Secrets and Patent Protection <br /><br />Join us for this insightful conversation as we unravel the complexities of IP protection in the AI era. Don’t forget to subscribe to MondAI BAIgel for more exciting discussions on AI and law, and leave your thoughts in the comments below!
June 17, 2024
AI in Contracting: Insights with Alex Hamilton
Alex Hamilton created Radiant Law in 2009 to challenge the legal industry in two key ways:<br /><ul><li>To disrupt the time-honored business model of hourly charging</li><li>To reverse the tendency to make contracts unnecessarily complex</li></ul>He also wrote the book "Sign Here" (<a href="https://www.radiantlaw.com/book" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://www.radiantlaw.com/book</a>), where he explains how he accomplished these goals.<br /><br />In this episode, we dive deep into the current utilization of AI in the contracting process and explore the key additions in the second edition of his book. Alex emphasizes the importance of focusing on relationships rather than just the contract itself and highlights the need for a repeatable contracting process, automation, and continuous improvement. He shares how he was able to achieve this in his company.<br /><br />We discuss how AI is being used in the contracting process for tasks like extracting information from contracts and reviewing the other party's paper. We debate how to balance AI and traditional contracting methods and the role of behavior in contracting. Alex shares a three-step process for improving contracting: making the process repeatable, adding automation, and continuous improvement. Finally, we talk about the future of contracting with AI, focusing on simplifying processes, reducing negotiations, and creating more value for all parties involved.<br /><br />Main takeaways:<br /><ul><li>AI can help simplify routine work and explore innovative ideas but isn’t a panacea.</li><li>Building relationships is more important than aggressive arguments over contract clauses.</li><li>Companies should focus on the basics of contract management and encourage AI experimentation.</li><li>The future of contracting lies in simplifying processes and creating more value.</li></ul>Timestamps:<br /><ul><li>00:00 Introduction and Background of Alex Hamilton</li><li>00:50 Current Utilization of AI in the Contracting Process</li><li>07:10 Balancing AI and Traditional Contracting Methods</li><li>15:05 Implementing AI in the Contracting Process</li></ul>Don’t miss this insightful conversation on the role of AI in the legal contracting landscape. Subscribe to MondAI BAIgel for more discussions on AI and law, and leave your comments below!
June 10, 2024
DSA & AI. Understanding the Digital Services Act with Philipp Koehler
Join us in this insightful episode of the MondAI Bagel Podcast as we dive into the complexities of the European Digital Services Act (DSA) with expert Philipp Koehler, a partner at Taylor Wessing and a distinguished member of the ITechLaw Association. <br /><br />In today’s discussion, we unpack the introduction to the DSA, exploring its scope and the main rules that have started shaping the digital landscape across Europe since February 2024. <br /><br />Philipp provides insights into the technical, organizational, and human resource efforts necessary for implementing the DSA's requirements effectively. We also compare the DSA with the AI Act, discussing how these complementary regulatory frameworks are pivotal in setting harmonized rules for a safe, predictable, and trusted online environment. Learn about the roles and responsibilities of providers under both the DSA and AI Act and how these regulations influence one another. Additionally, Philipp shares practical examples of AI in practice, demonstrating how automated means are being utilized to meet the stringent requirements of the DSA. <br /><br />Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of how the European Union is regulating the digital market and AI technologies, ensuring enhanced safety and compliance. Subscribe to MondAI Bagel Podcast for more insightful discussions on AI and law. Engage with us in the comments, and don’t forget to like and subscribe for more updates!
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