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Join us for an insightful symposium hosted by the California Western Law Review and the International Law Journal, where we venture into the profound nexus of law, technology, and evolving global regulations. This event is designed to be a powerful catalyst in understanding the deep-seated impact of advancements such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) on international and American legal paradigms. As we navigate through this era of rapid technological advancements, our symposium aims to foster a rich dialogue that addresses the pressing challenges and questions these developments bring to the forefront. We are bringing together a pool of seasoned experts and emerging talents to shed light on the transformative potential and pitfalls of integrating AI and emerging technologies into the legal fabric. This symposium serves as an excellent platform for legal professionals to not only enrich their understanding, but also to fulfill their CLE and Ethics CLE requirements. The sessions are crafted to be engaging and impactful, offering you valuable insights and knowledge that can be instrumental in shaping future policies and legal frameworks. We have lined up a series of thought-provoking sessions that include: Emerging Technologies and International Law: This segment unpacks the extensive legal implications enveloping AI, emerging technology, and legal ethics, amongst other pertinent topics. AI and Legal Ethics: Delve into an enriching discussion to understand how the integration of AI and emerging technologies has reshaped the ethical responsibilities of legal practitioners. Focused Insights: Participate in insightful sessions that cover pressing subjects, such as: the future trajectory of digital privacy, the intricate legal challenges surrounding blockchain technology, and the critical intersection of AI and human rights. Your participation will undoubtedly contribute to a richer and more nuanced discourse helping to forge a path towards a more informed and responsible integration of technology within the legal sphere. Join us as we chart the course for a future where technology and law coalesce in harmony, fostering a global landscape of equity, justice, and innovation. Stay Connected with California Western School of Law! Facebook | Instagram | X

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