Thursday, June 20, 2024
Reston, Virginia
Kilpatrick is a proud sponsor of The Sedona Conference on AI and the Law, Part 2: AI and IP Law, to be held June 20-21, 2024 at the Reston Hyatt Regency in Reston, Virginia.
2023 will go down in legal history as “The Year of Artificial Intelligence (AI).” Although AI – in many forms – has been with us for decades, it took the legal profession by storm with the introduction of Generative AI, accessible to the public. The AI revolution is continuing well into 2024, with AI-enabled products and services being introduced almost daily.
In April of 2024, The Sedona Conference organized its first "AI and the Law" conference. That initial conference, Part 1, was devoted to AI in civil litigation. This second conference, Part 2, will concentrate on AI in Intellectual Property law and practice.
Kilpatrick partner Joel Bush will be a Dialogue Leader for the panel session "Trade Secret Challenges and Opportunities Presented by AI."
Kilpatrick partner Joe Petersen will be a Dialogue Leader for the panel session "Copyright Litigation in the Age of Artificial Intelligence."
Event Details
Thursday, June 20, 2024-
Friday, June 21, 2024
Reston, Virginia
Contact
Jennifer Daughtry
Senior Business Development & Marketing Specialist
Speakers
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