Legal Argumentation and Rhetoric in the Age of AI
The 12th LEGARG Conference, titled "Legal Argumentation and Rhetoric in the Age of AI," was held on November 30 and December 1, 2023, in Ljubljana, Slovenia. This annual event was organized by the European Faculty of Law at the New University, in collaboration with the Catholic Institute's Faculty of Law and Economics.
The conference focused on the intersection of legal argumentation, rhetoric, and artificial intelligence. Key sessions included discussions on introducing AI to legal reasoning, the impact of AI on legal reasoning, and the role of AI in rhetorical proofs within legal argumentation. Notable presentations addressed topics such as the nature of intelligence, the virtues and challenges of AI in law, and constitutionalism in the algorithmic society.
The event featured a keynote speech by Christopher Tindale on "Rhetorical Invention, Argumentation, and the AI Challenge." Additionally, the conference provided opportunities for networking among scholars, practitioners, and students interested in the evolving role of AI in legal contexts.
This conference was particularly relevant for legal scholars, practitioners, and students seeking to understand and engage with the challenges and opportunities presented by AI in legal argumentation and rhetoric.
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Speakers(18)
Blaž Marinčič Udvanc
Presented 'Comments and Views on Artificial Intelligence in the Legal Profession' at the conference.
Christopher Tindale
Delivered the keynote speech 'Rhetorical Invention, Argumentation, and the AI Challenge' (online) at the conference.
Davor Petrić
Presented 'Constructing Interpretive Arguments: What Place for AI?' at the conference.
Dragana Savić
Presented 'AI Neural Plasticity in Legal Decision Making' at the conference.
Elena Marchese
Presented 'Legal Reasoning in the European Asylum System' at the conference.
Ernest Petrič
Delivered the keynote speech 'The New World Order' at the conference.
Fabio Ratto Trabucco
Presented 'AI, Intelligence, Neuroscientific Knowledge' at the conference.
Hanna Maria Kreuzbauer
Presented 'What is Intelligence?' at the conference.
Ivan Padjen
Presented 'Arguing Efficacy of International Law' at the conference.
Ivana Tucak
Presented 'Rethinking Group Rights' at the conference.
Luka Burazin
Presented 'Application of Constitution by (Croatian) Ordinary Courts' at the conference.
Marko Novak
Presented 'What Can AI Contribute to the Rhetorical Proofs in Legal Argumentation?' at the conference.
Matej Avbelj
Presented 'Constitutionalism in the Algorithmic Society' at the conference.
Maurizio Manzin
Presented 'Meno’s Android. Could (or Should) AI Replace Human Legal Reasoning?' at the conference.
Miklós Könczöl
Presented 'Virtue, Law, and AI: A Look at the Arguments' at the conference.
Polona Brumen
Presented 'Legal Reasoning and AI: The Case of Japan' at the conference.
Sebastjan Svete
Presented 'Addressees of Legal Argumentation and AI' at the conference.
Viktor Olivér Lőrincz
Presented 'Stagnating Legal Cultures, Creativity and the AI' at the conference.
Event Details
- Date
- November 30 - December 1, 2023
- 2 days
- Location
- 🇸🇮 Ljubljana, Slovenia
- European Faculty of Law, New University; Catholic Institute, Faculty of Law and Economics
- Pricing
- Free
- Audience
- Legal scholars, practitioners, and students
- Attendees
- Approximately 20 speakers