This practice-oriented online course has been specially developed to safely guide lawyers in law firms, legal departments and public services through the technological transformation. In around 65 learning units, in-depth technical knowledge is combined with the necessary legal classification for modern day legal work.
Online course - AI LEGAL READY & COMPLIANT (by Bucerius Law School)
This practice-oriented online course has been specially developed to safely guide lawyers in law firms, legal departments and public services through the technological transformation. In around 65 learning units, in-depth technical knowledge is combined with the necessary legal classification for modern day legal work.
AI Club GmbH
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With the discount code "STP50" you save 50€ on the individual license
Artificial intelligence extends legal expertise with efficient applications, new tools and strategic applications. Those who deal with potential and legal framework conditions at an early stage create the basis for the secure use of AI in the legal market.
The course includes teaching technological and regulatory fundamentals as well as presenting the main applications for legal practice.
Targeted applications reduce the effort of routine tasks and enable a concentration on strategic consulting.
Through the legally compliant use of AI, you position yourself sovereignly in your own team, in the mandated relationship and in the digital legal market.
Three steps to AI certification: Working safely and efficiently in everyday legal work.
Learn flexibly and at your pace: This course teaches you AI basics, a precise legal classification and relevant use cases for the modern day legal work in law firms and companies.
Take the course and get your certificate according to art. 4 KI-VO. This gives you a recognised proof of your AI competence and at the same time fulfills the AI training obligation for companies.
Integrate AI responsibly and compliant with data protection into your daily work. The knowledge imparted can be applied without detours to typical legal use cases and existing structures.
