Hamad Bin Khalifa University’s (HBKU) College of Law recently organized a virtual panel discussion to explore the use of artificial intelligence-powered algorithms such as ChatGPT within the fields of computer science, education, and law. This was the latest in the Law & Tech Talks series, and the panel featured distinguished guests including Dr. Susan L. Karamanian, Dean of HBKU’s College of Law, and Dr. Amal Al Malki, Founding Dean of HBKU’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences.
The talk covered the potential implications of AI-powered language generation and its impact on communication. The implications of introducing AI-based programs into a legal context were discussed, as well as the thorny subject of written essay assessments. The range of expertise represented on the panel included Dr. Michael J. Benedik, Provost, HBKU, Dr. Roberto Di Pietro, Professor, CSE at HBKU, Dr. George Mikros, Professor, CHSS, and Dr. Philipp Hacker, Professor, European University Viadrina in Frankfurt (Oder).
Dr. Karamanian expressed that initiatives such as the Law & Tech Talk series demonstrate HBKU’s central commitment to understanding the implications of rapidly-changing developments in the fields of technology, law, and education. Moreover, the College of Law seeks to provide a global-oriented perspective to the legal challenges posed by critically-important issues.
Who is Hamad Bin Khalifa University?
Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) is a research-intensive university that aims to shape the development of Qatar and the region. Impressively, the university’s curricula are developed by world-recognized faculty who bring extensive expertise to the fields of law, science, and community development. Established in 2010 and based in Education City in Qatar, HBKU seeks to cultivate human capacity through an enriching and innovative academic experience, unique partnerships, and cutting edge research.
