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As AI reshapes legal practice, this session outlines how it can be used safely at the Bar. Drawing on a regulators perspective and our published guidance, we highlight key risks and principles for safe and responsible adoption.
Theodore Smith is public policy professional that specialises in tech policy and AI. He is a Senior Policy Officer for the Bar Standards Board responsible in regulatory technology & innovation policy for Barristers in England & Wales. His academic background spans a Master of Public Policy & Administration from the London School of Economics, an MSc in Global Politics from Durham University, and a BA in Geography from Keele University. Theodore also formerly worked at Amazon for 4 years within operations and as a UK Public Policy Manager championing Amazons reputation with political stakeholders and advising the business on the UK regulatory and political landscape.