#12108 Artificial Intelligence and Its Influence in Society 2024 – 2.5 substantive/.5 ethics credits
November 12 @ 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
#12108 Artificial Intelligence and Its Influence in Society 2024 – 2.5 substantive/.5 ethics credits
https://www.pbi.org/product/artificial-intelligence-and-its-influence-in-society-2024/
This program is eligible for 3 hours of CLE credit, including 1 hour of ethics, in 60-minute states. In 50-minute states, this program is eligible for 3.6 hours of CLE credit, including 1.2 ethics. Credit hours are estimated and are subject to each state’s approval and credit rounding rules.
Overview
Get ready to venture into the Fourth Industrial Revolution, where Artificial Intelligence reigns supreme, reshaping the fabric of society and commerce. Join Professor Sam Hodge on a journey through the fundamentals of AI, unravel its intricate workings, and behold its myriad applications across domains including law, medicine, and business. Glimpse into the intriguing legal and ethical quandaries stirred by this groundbreaking technology.
Professor Hodge promises an exciting exploration—why wait to register?
• Understand the differences between artificial intelligence, algorithms, generative AI, and chatbots.
• Explore the innerworkings of facial recognition technology, license plate readers, targeted advertising, robotic surgery, and programs that will predict the outcome of litigation.
• Ethical concerns mount as AI takes on bigger and bigger roles: Gain an appreciation for the unique legal and ethical questions raised by AI.
About Sam Hodge
Samuel Hodge, Jr., a risk, actuarial sciences, and legal studies professor at Temple University’s Fox School of Business, has received multiple teaching awards for his interactive and innovative teaching style. Sam has been the featured speaker at more than 500 conferences and programs for attorneys, judges, physicians, insurance professionals, and governmental agencies on medical/legal issues around the world. Sam is also one of the most published scholars on medical/legal matters in the United States.
Faculty
Samuel Hodge Jr., Esq.
