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Artificial Intelligence as a Core Competency: An Ethics Lens
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Artificial Intelligence as a Core Competency: An Ethics Lens
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Identify the ethical issues raised under the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct. In further exploring the practical use cases for AI products, platforms, and machine learning technology within an underdeveloped security regime, this presentation will alert practitioners to common pitfalls relating to clients communications, confidentiality, and fees within the rapidly evolving landscape of generative AI usage.
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- TX MCLE credit expires: 3/31/2027
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Artificial Intelligence as a Core Competency: An Ethics Lens (Mar 2025)
Wesley L. Nute, Jr.
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Artificial Intelligence as a Core Competency: An Ethics Lens (Mar 2025)
Identify the ethical issues raised under the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct. In further exploring the practical use cases for AI products, platforms, and machine learning technology within an underdeveloped security regime, this presentation will alert practitioners to common pitfalls relating to clients communications, confidentiality, and fees within the rapidly evolving landscape of generative AI usage.
Originally presented: Feb 2025 School Law Conference
Wesley L. Nute, Jr.,
Irving ISD - Irving, TX