Perplexity Computer for Counsel is an invitation-only afternoon for in-house counsel, smaller firm lawyers, and founders who are modernizing how they research, draft, and manage matters with AI workflows.
Through focused sessions, customer stories, and partner conversations, you’ll see how legal teams are using Perplexity Computer to accelerate research, streamline contracts, and reduce risk while staying firmly in control of your output.
An outcome-driven legal innovation hackathon where law firms, in-house legal teams, and AI builders collaborate to create working AI prototypes addressing real legal challenges. This is a hands-on, practical, and production-oriented hackathon rather than a traditional conference. Anyone can participate, details to be announced soon.
The hackathon teams will be assembled by the end of April (1st week of May) and on the 28th of May we will host the Demo Day, showcasing functional vibe-coded solutions to the investor community and legal decision-makers as a satellite event of the Panathenea Conference.
Organized by European Legal Tech Association (along with Athens Legal Tech), a european non-profit initiative advocating for the use of technology in the legal ecosystem.
The LawDroid AI Conference returns in 2026, bringing together innovators, practitioners, and leaders to explore how artificial intelligence is transforming the legal profession.
This free, two-day virtual conference brings together lawyers, legal aid advocates, court innovators, technologists, academics, and legal-tech enthusiasts from around the world to learn, share ideas, and discover practical ways to use AI in legal work and access to justice.
Whether you’re curious about AI or already experimenting with it in your organization, the LawDroid AI Conference is designed to give you real insights you can apply immediately.
Expect thoughtful discussions, practical demonstrations, and conversations about the opportunities and challenges AI presents for the legal profession and access to justice.
Join industry leaders, innovators, and legal professionals for an immersive event that inspires and informs.
Konferencja AI Legal Change Summit 2026 to przestrzeń, w której prawnicy z kancelarii, firm i instytucji publicznych spotykają się, aby wspólnie odkrywać potencjał sztucznej inteligencji w prawie.
Dowiedz się, jak AI zmienia strategie, bezpieczeństwo i compliance i przygotuj się na wyzwania przyszłości.
Most legal teams have started their AI journey—but few have a roadmap for building real capability. That’s where this session begins.
While the conversation around GenAI in legal often stops at strategy or tool access, the real differentiator is what comes next: legal teams making real, productive use of the tools.
In this 60-minute session, we’ll lift the lid on Sensemaker Academy, Factor’s practical, hands-on skilling program built to move legal professionals from curiosity to confidence—and from experimentation to impact.
Join Chris DeConti, Factor’s Chief Strategy Officer; Peter Duffy, LegalTech and AI Consultant; and Professor Dan Hunter, Dean of the Dickson Poon School of Law at King’s College London, for an inside look at how forward-thinking teams are building AI capability through:
We’ll explore what truly drives GenAI adoption—beyond mindset, into methods—and share how organizations are turning abstract potential into applied legal performance.
Ideal for CLOs, GCs, Legal Ops & Innovation leaders, and Learning & Development professionals looking to future-proof their teams with meaningful, measurable skills.
The legal profession has embraced AI chatbots and assistants, but a new frontier is emerging: agentic AI systems that can autonomously plan, execute tasks, and make decisions within defined parameters. Join us at Cleary Gottlieb for an evening exploring how these self-directed AI agents are poised to transform the practice and business of law.
We’ll begin with a 10-minute primer from an AI expert to demystify agentic AI and establish a common vocabulary. Then, our distinguished panel of legal technologists, practitioners, and innovators will dive deep into the practical implications: What tasks can these systems handle today? What are the ethical and regulatory considerations? How might autonomous AI reshape the delivery of legal services? This isn’t about hype—it’s about understanding the real capabilities, limitations, and opportunities of AI systems that can act independently to support legal work. Whether you’re a tech-curious attorney, legal operations professional, or innovation leader, you’ll leave with actionable insights about this next wave of legal technology.
For more details, visit: https://nylegaltech.com/2025/05/04/beyond-chatbots-understanding-agentic-ai-in-legal/.
Nach dem Erfolg des 1. BerlinPrompting und einem exklusiven Inhouse-Event
jetzt der 3. Legal Promptathon:
Diesmal prompten und networken IP/IT-Anwälte und Anwältinnen gemeinsam gegen die KI