We do not provide theories, but specific, actionable problem-solving knowledge
Value: The team of lawyers will express and clarify their doubts in the legal criteria (foundations of law) regarding Responsible AI. We do not present the Responsible AI requirements of public norms related to AI, but the conditions (characteristics) for the effectiveness of rights and duties before AI. You can use our Responsible AI Legal Indicators (RAILI) © knowledge worldwide for any knowledge need in this regard, including them in an AI to make it Responsible, or to manage legal issues in advisory, litigation, or maintenance, or any other matter related to rights and duties before AI, even for learning/training purposes.
They are presented specifically so that you can use them easily.
RAILI © legal subjects and topics:
1. Responsible AI Quality.
1.1. Ideation.
1.2. Design.
1.3. Development.
1.4. Objectivity.
1.5. Totalization.
2. Responsible AI Management.
2.1. Profiling.
2.2. Foreseeability.
2.3. Feasibility.
2.4. Internally.
2.5. Externally.
3. Responsible AI Use.
3.1. Communication.
3.2. Profiling.
3.3. Responsibility.
3.4. Feedback.
3.5. Stability.
4. Responsible AI Proof.
4.1. Factuality.
4.2. Reasoning.
4.3. Preventive.
4.4. Corrective.
4.5. Substantiality.
5. Responsible AI Universality.
5.1. Locality.
5.2. Universality.
5.3. Freedom.
5.4. Limit.
5.5. Goodness.
Professor and Author of the RAILI ©: Dr. Camilo Alfonso Escobar Mora, certified as a post-doctorate in law from the University of Bologna, Italy, graduated, and recognized in Canada, as a Ph.D. in Law, master’s degree in commercial law, master’s degree in law and information technologies, master’s degree in telecommunications law, lawyer, author of several books on legal validity, in general, and in relation to artificial intelligence (AI), scholar in legal must be, creator of the Responsible AI Legal Indicators © (in general, of the concept of indicators of compliance, and non-compliance, with the law), jury member for the first global awards for effective advertising self-regulation organized by the International Council for Ad Self-Regulation (ICAS), with over 17 years of experience in jurisprudence before AI, and founder of LEGADLLY.
Session pricing:
- Hourly: 1,000 CAD (Canadian dollars), taxes included.
- 10-hour package: 9,500 CAD (Canadian dollars), taxes included.
- 20-hour package: 18,500 CAD (Canadian dollars), taxes included.
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