LEGAL ROLE-PLAY TRAINING FOR TEAMS OF LAWYERS IN RESPONSIBLE AI

LEGADLLY

Rights/Duties Before Responsible AI

The effectiveness of rights and duties before AI depends on knowing their characteristics

We do not provide theories, but specific, actionable problem-solving knowledge in a rigorous, friendly way

Knowledge

To clarify rights and duties legal foundations before AI-related litigation

Research

We specify what is defined in the whole of the law with our AI Legal Indicators

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Simplification

AI legal indicators simplify the complexity of responsibility

Clarity

Jurisprudence before AI is taught in a clear (organized, accurate, deep, simple) way

Cursos validez jurídica

What do we offer?

Legal Role-play Training for teams of lawyers in Responsible AI to increase their performance. LEGADLLY – Since 2008:

Legal Role-play Training for Teams of Lawyers in Responsible AI

High-value proposal: through our legal role-play training, tailored to each client’s needs, the team of lawyer’s members will uplevel their knowledge in how it is the valid quality of artificial intelligence (AI), that is, how responsible AI is, by understanding how rights and duties apply before AI through legal roles that will allow them to clarify the characteristics and, in general, the form of rights and duties regarding AI.

The senior legal trainer provides ongoing feedback on high-level legal knowledge in a rigorous yet simple, friendly way.

Our knowledge is universal and not contained in public Responsible AI norms/regulations since it is original and based on the quality of rights and duties effectiveness before AI.

Available worldwide.

Camilo Alfonso Escobar Mora

Our Founder

Prof. Dr. Camilo Alfonso Escobar Mora, founder of LEGADLLY and one of the most prestigious communicators to know (and understand) how valid (responsible) AI exists. Want to know more about us?

Are you a team of lawyers needing to clarify how valid (responsible) AI is?

Please write to us.

LEGAL FOUNDATIONS TO AI’s QUALITY

Increase your value by clarifying rights and duties before AI’s quality