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Time (BST)
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Topic
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Speaker(s)
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10.00
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Welcome and opening of the workshop
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Constantin Stefanou, Director, Sir William Dale Centre for Legislative Drafting, IALS
Giulia Adriana Pennisi, Professor, English Language and Translation, University of Palermo, Associate Research Fellow, IALS
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10:15
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“IA: how, what, why,
where? ”
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Roberto Pirrone, Professor, Engineering , University of Palermo, Rector’s Delegate for University Digital Services, University of Palermo
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10:45
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“AI and translation in legal
contexts”
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Stefania M. Maci, Professor, English Language,
Coordinator of the MA in Digital Humanities, Director of the Research Centre on Specialised Languages, University of Bergamo
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11:15
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“The 9 i's of instructions (and which of them could be done by AI)'”
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Martin D. Kelly, Lecturer, Legal Theory, University of Edinburgh, Deputy Director of the Edinburgh Centre for
Legal Theory
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11:45
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“The emerging role of AI in law and rule-making: an unaddressed frontier in the EU AI Act”
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Nicoletta Rangone, Professor, Administrative Law,
Director of Law School, LUMSA University Rome
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12.15
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“AI Justice: Harnessing generative AI in legal services”
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Ioannis Glinavos, Senior Lecturer, Law, University of Westminster
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12:45
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Concluding Remarks
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Constantin Stefanou and Giulia Adriana Pennisi
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