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.

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Changing populations, economies and land use patterns present regulatory and community planning challenges for public officials at all levels. This Institute is designed to help land use practitioners tackle those challenges head-on. Our experienced faculty will examine significant trends, recent case law, recent legislation, regional development patterns and regulatory changes that will impact real estate development in the Commonwealth both now and for years to come.

This course is designed to equip attorneys with the knowledge and skills necessary to assist their clients in aging in place. Aging in place refers to the ability of older adults to live in their own homes and communities safely, independently, and comfortably, regardless of age, income, or ability level. This course will cover a range of topics essential for attorneys, including legal, financial, and healthcare considerations.