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The Global AI and Law Network (GAIL) brings together legal, compliance and AI professionals from around the world to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping governance, ethics and the future of work.
GAIL is the live events arm of Global Legal AI. Through panel discussions, expert spotlight sessions and community webinars, the network creates a space for real time dialogue on the practical challenges and opportunities of AI. These sessions connect practitioners, share real world experiences and highlight frameworks that support responsible and effective AI use.
GAIL’s work encourages open collaboration across disciplines. It brings together professionals who are interpreting the legal implications of AI and also shaping how AI is governed in practice. The purpose is to keep the conversation on AI governance inclusive, solutions focused and grounded in integrity.
Next Session
26 January 2026
AI decision-making is no longer a theoretical or future concern. As AI tools are increasingly used in courts, arbitration, and legal processes, questions of liability, evidence, and accountability are already being tested when outcomes are challenged.
This session examines what happens when AI-assisted decisions come under legal scrutiny. It focuses on how responsibility is assessed when human decision-makers rely on AI tools, what courts and regulators are beginning to expect in terms of explainability and defensibility, and why detecting AI use is less important than justifying outcomes. Drawing on real-world disputes, the discussion highlights how legal teams should prepare for AI-related challenges in 2026.
Upcoming Session
25 February 2026
AI is no longer a future consideration for legal teams. It is actively reshaping how legal work is delivered today, particularly in contract workflows.
This session brings together in-house, law firm, and governance perspectives to examine how AI is being used in practice, how accountability is handled in real workflows, and how legal professionals can balance speed, quality, ethics, and defensibility.
The panel discussion is designed to be practical, grounded, and interactive, focusing on real use cases, limitations, and accountability rather than theory-only debates or vendor narratives.
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