The recent 26th Innovations in Technology Conference (ITC), hosted by the Legal Services Corporation (LSC), brought together experts and practitioners from the legal, business and tech communities to explore cutting-edge technology projects that are revolutionizing access to justice.
Nearly 750 people registered to attend ITC at the Grand Hyatt San Antonio River Walk, including attorneys, legal technologists, court staff, pro bono coordinators, law school students and professors, and law librarians.?The conference featured 56 unique panels, 16 of which were streamed online and are available to view for free.
The conference kicked off with a keynote address by journalist and author David Pogue. Major themes explored at ITC included artificial intelligence (AI), change management, data-driven decision-making, court technology, cybersecurity and pro bono legal services.
The conference featured five defined “tracks” that guided attendees through programming relevant to their interests: AI beginner, AI advanced, IT operations, client intake and building self-help tools.
The conference concluded with interactive workshops featuring content on cybersecurity incident response, maximizing accuracy and reliability of AI tools, change management for building staff resilience, and evaluating user experience for legal technologies.
Nearly 750 people registered to attend ITC at the Grand Hyatt San Antonio River Walk, including attorneys, legal technologists, court staff, pro bono coordinators, law school students and professors, and law librarians.?The conference featured 56 unique panels, 16 of which were streamed online and are available to view for free.
The conference kicked off with a keynote address by journalist and author David Pogue. Major themes explored at ITC included artificial intelligence (AI), change management, data-driven decision-making, court technology, cybersecurity and pro bono legal services.
The conference featured five defined “tracks” that guided attendees through programming relevant to their interests: AI beginner, AI advanced, IT operations, client intake and building self-help tools.
The conference concluded with interactive workshops featuring content on cybersecurity incident response, maximizing accuracy and reliability of AI tools, change management for building staff resilience, and evaluating user experience for legal technologies.
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