Recorded March 19th, 2025 1:00 pm EDT

Courts are using artificial intelligence (AI) to improve operations and aid staff. Join us for the latest session in our AI and the Courts webinar series, featuring a discussion of real-world applications of AI tools.
Join us as we examine the use of retrieval augmented generation (RAG) to improve accuracy and relevance of responses, Large Language Model (LLM) engineering platforms, and how to use AI to monitor AI.

This lively discussion will cover the principles and best practices for using AI responsibly and effectively in courts. We’ll talk about:
• Understanding levels of risk when using AI
• Principles and best practices for evaluating AI systems
• Assessing the benefits and risks of AI systems
• Identifying and avoiding common pitfalls when using AI systems
Moderator:
• Diane Robinson, Principal Court Research Associate, NCSC
• Natalie Runyon, Director, ESG Content, Thomson Reuters Institute
• Jackie Lam, Director, RAI Strategic Engagements, Technology-Data & Analytics, Thomson Reuters
Institute
Panelists:
• Daniel W. Linna, Jr., Professor and Director of Law and Technology Initiatives, Northwestern Pritzker School of
Law and McCormick School of Engineering
• Kevin Miller, Tech for Fundamental Rights, Microsoft
• Sara Omundson, Administrative Director of Courts, State of Idaho