What happened

The publisher outlines a theme focused on AI and friendly intelligence. Juliette Griset notes that human expertise cannot be replaced by AI and that the profession is least threatened by AI when using amiable modes. The event will also examine useful AI tools and their ethical impact on lawyers and clients.

Why it matters

The talks aim to map what AI can do in disputes, the rules that govern its use, and the practical questions participants may face.

The AFPDC collogue centers on how artificial intelligence and amiable intelligence can work together in law. The organizers stress that AI cannot replace human judgment or expertise, even as it can handle repetitive tasks and information gathering.

Speakers, including Juliette Griset, discuss potential roles for AI in drafting meeting notes, formulating agreements, and identifying relevant legal texts, while underscoring limits and ethical considerations.

FOR PEOPLE

Benefits reported

Humans stay central while AI supports tasks in legal work.

FOR AI AND ITS OPERATORS

Benefits reported

AI can assist with drafting and analysis, but its use is bounded by professional rules.

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  1. [COLLOQUE] Artificial Intelligence & Friendly Intelligence: Theme of the 2026 Annual Conference of the AFPDC ↗Éditions Francis Lefebvre · 2026-11-04

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