Description: "The impact of AI on the legal profession"--
Brief description: Cynthia H. Cwik, CIPP/US, has extensive experience resolving issues at the intersection of science, technology, and law. She has served for 20 years as a litigation partner, arbitrator, and mediator at two global law firms, Jones Day and Latham & Watkins, where she successfully represented major companies in complex commercial litigation matters, with an emphasis on cases involving science, technology, and healthcare issues. She has significant experience with ADR proceedings, including domestic and international arbitrations and mediations. As a fellow with the Stanford Distinguished Careers Institute, she focused on cutting-edge technology, including AI, and data and corporate governance. She is the current Vice-Chair of the ABA Presidential Task Force on Law and Artificial Intelligence. She is the coauthor of Artificial Intelligence, Trustworthiness and Litigation (AAAS 2022). She is a past chair of the ABA Section of Science; Technology Law and past president of the Executive Committee of the Yale Law School Association. She graduated summa cum laude from Yale College, and she received her JD from Yale Law School.
Review Quotes:
"Artificial intelligence-and generative AI in particular--has injected new promise, new peril, and widespread uncertainty to technologies that touch our lives in myriad ways. Legal rights and responsibilities, and indeed the legal system more broadly, are no exception. This thoughtful, well-written book couldn't be more timely, as we all learn to understand and to adjust both our conduct and our expectations to this brave new world." --Seth Waxman, Partner, WilmerHale; Former Solicitor General of the United States; Special Advisor, ABA Task Force on Law and Artificial Intelligence