IT Law and Legal Informatics

About

At the Summer School for IT Law and Legal Informatics 2023, a panel of renowned experts will offer participants an insight into cutting-edge research from the fields of IT Law and Legal Informatics.

Topic areas:

The Summer School IT Law and Legal Informatics 2023 covers three topic areas:
- AI and Law
- Data Sharing
- Legal Tech

The 2023 program focuses on:

LIABILITY FOR AI SYSTEMS & GENERATIVE AI

Program highlights:

- Liability for AI Systems
- Generative AI
- Coding of Law
- Data Sharing/EU Data Spaces/EU Data Act
- Legal Tech in Courts

Each of the three topic areas will comprise several lectures by highly qualified researchers or practitioners and may include presentations by participants covering elements of their own research project. The concept of the Summer School is profoundly interdisciplinary, thus aiming at offering insights into both, computer science research and closely connected legal questions.

Furthermore, the Summer School includes an impressive social program during which participants will explore the Saarland and surroundings and can get to know each other in an informal setting allowing for establishing friendships around the globe.

Course leader

Institute of Legal Informatics: The Institute of Legal Informatics at Saarland University is one of Germany‘s leading research institutions in the area of IT Law and Legal Informatics.

Target group

- Graduated young researchers and practitioners from law studies and legal informatics
- Graduated young researchers and practitioners from further disciplines with a relevant interest in IT law and legal informatics
- Undergraduates of the named disciplines with a special interest in research, if we can offer spare places
- An essential prerequisite for participation is an outstanding interest in cross-disciplinary and international collaboration

Course aim

The Summer School will enable researchers and practitioners from all over the world to gain an insight into cutting-edge research topics in the area of IT Law and Legal Informatics. Young researchers are invited to present and discuss elements of their own research at the Summer School. This will give them a unique opportunity to discuss their ideas in plenary and to benefit from a most fruitful exchange of thoughts with established experts and young scholars.

Furthermore, the Summer School will give participants an opportunity to explore the Saarland and surroundings and get to know each other in an informal setting.

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