About this event

Artificial Intelligence - The Risks and Rewards

Presenter details: Judge Andreatidis KC (Judge of the District Court, Queensland), Megan Mahon (Legal Services Commissioner), Andrew George (Solicitor - George Criminal Lawyers) , Michael Bonasia (Barrister-at-Law), Clayton Wallis (moderator)

Overview

This session will explore the use of artificial intelligence in the current practice of lawyers. It will draw together perspectives from a broad range of presenters on the use and application of artificial intelligence exploring the risks and rewards inherent in its use.

Date: Wednesday, 30 September 2026

Time: 1pm-2pm

This is the registration for the in-person attendance for CPDs.

CPD Details
Points: [1] | Suggested CPD category: Substantive Law (SL)

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Accordingly, the Learning and Development team have only suggested a CPD category. A practitioner may decide that another category is more appropriate.

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