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Can technological innovation advance access to justice without deepening existing inequalities?

catherinehastings7
18 hours ago
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Join us for Human-Centred Justice in an AI World, a free online webinar and panel discussion examining how artificial intelligence is reshaping community legal practice and access to justice.





This panel brings together voices from CLCs, research, policy and practice to examine whether and how the sector may realise the benefits of AI while navigating its pitfalls.

Panellists will explore emerging uses, lessons from current projects and the practical realities of both client-facing and internal applications of AI. They will give particular attention to the legal needs of CLC clients, and to whether and how technological innovation can advance access to justice without deepening existing inequalities. Rather than offering simple answers or technological optimism, the panel aims to foster informed and constructive debate about the principles, guardrails and collective leadership needed to guide AI adoption in the sector.



Human-Centred Justice in an AI World

Wednesday 4 November, 12 to 1pm AEDT.

Free, online. Register

 
 

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Dr Catherine Hastings

Research Fellow

Institute for Culture and Society

Western Sydney University

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