Legal ethics in the age of AI: Insights from the Brooklyn Bar Association and Kaylin Whittingham
February 9, 2024 Robert Abruzzese, Courthouse Editor
Hon. Nancy Sunshine and Craig Schatzman will be on hand to demystify the operations of the Kings County Clerk's Office for local attorneys on Tuesday, Feb. 27 at noon. Photos: Robert Abruzzese/Brooklyn Eagle
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In an now annual tradition at the Brooklyn Bar Association, attorney Kaylin Whittingham provided her “2023 Year in Review” continuing education seminar on Wednesday, Feb. 7, where she discussed noteworthy ethics decisions and opinions that were published in New York over the past year.
This year’s discussion provided an in-depth exploration of pressing ethical considerations in the era of advancing technology and artificial intelligence (AI).
Whittingham, a former New York State Commissioner on Ethics and Lobbying in Government and a referee for the New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct, is a known expert of the ethical dilemmas facing today’s legal professionals.