Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, and the Tribal Practitioner: Concerns and Conversation

Presenters

Jonathan A. Franklin, University of Washington School of LawFollow
Maya Titova, University of Washington School of LawFollow
Eric Eberhard, University of Washington School of LawFollow
Monte Mills, University of Washington School of LawFollow

Event Name

36th Annual Indian Law Symposium

Date

9-7-2023

Comments

Jonathan Franklin, Digital Innovations Librarian, Gallagher Law Library - Introduction to Generative (timestamp - 4:25)

Maya Titova, Staff Attorney, UW School of Law Tribal Court Clinic - What this Means for Tribal Court Practitioners (timestamp - 37:26)

Eric Eberhard, Professor from Practice, UW School of Law - Indigenous Data for Governance, Generative AI, and the RPCs (timestamp - 42:13)

Recommended Citation

Jonathan A. Franklin, Maya Titova, Eric Eberhard, and Monte Mills, Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, and the Tribal Practitioner: Concerns and Conversation (2023), https://digitalcommons.law.uw.edu/ils-36th/1