Lee Su-hyung, CEO of Legal Times, along with Supreme Court Justice Noh Tae-ak and other legal professionals and distinguished guests, are attending the "2023 Legal Tech AI Forum" held on the 18th at the POSCO Center Art Hall in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, and are taking a commemorative photo. Photo by Kang Jin-hyung aymsdream@
The "2023 Legal Tech AI Forum," hosted by Law Times and sponsored by Asia Economy, was held on the 18th at the POSCO Center Art Hall in Gangnam-gu, Seoul.
Under the theme "The Future of Legal Tech Led by Generative AI," the event was attended by distinguished guests including Ko Jin, Chairman of the Presidential Committee on the Digital Platform Government; Justice Noh Tae-ak; former Justice Kim So-young; National Assembly member Choi Seung-jae of the People Power Party; Park Young-jae, Deputy Director of the Court Administration Office; Lee Ki-soo, President of the Korea Law Academy; Woo Byung-hyun, CEO of Asia Economy; as well as representatives from leading domestic law firms and legal tech companies, totaling over 200 attendees.
Lee Su-hyung, CEO of Legal Times, is delivering the opening remarks at the '2023 Legal Tech AI Forum' held on the 18th at the POSCO Center Art Hall in Gangnam-gu, Seoul. Photo by Kang Jin-hyung aymsdream@
In his opening remarks, Lee Soo-hyung, CEO of Law Times, said, "Through the medieval religious revolution and the Renaissance, the Bible, which was once accessible only to a few clergy members, became available to the masses, which became the driving force behind the Reformation. I believe that democratization of the judiciary allows more people to access the law more closely and easily, ultimately leading to judicial reform and judicial revolution. I hope this forum will be an opportunity to confirm that and to find even better answers."
At the forum, senior officials and legal experts from the legal profession, corporations, government, and law schools gathered to share the innovativeness of legal tech companies and explore ways for companies, law firms, and the government to coexist and prosper. Pascal Rogier, Director of North Asia at LexisNexis, which leads global legal tech innovation with "Lexis + AI," introduced the current status of the development of legal professional generative artificial intelligence (AI).
Lee Su-hyung, CEO of Legal Times, along with Supreme Court Justice Noh Tae-ak and other legal professionals and distinguished guests, are attending the "2023 Legal Tech AI Forum" held on the 18th at the POSCO Center Art Hall in Gangnam-gu, Seoul. Photo by Kang Jin-hyung aymsdream@
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