April Lunch & Learn - AI with Mike Naughton

**LOCATION CHANGE - THIS WILL NOW BE HELD IN THE MULTIPURPOSE ROOM IN THE BASEMENT OF THE 86TH DISTRICT COURT, 280 WASHINGTON STREET, TRAVERSE CITY, MI 49684**

The AI Lunch and Learn will look at:

• Understanding Generative AI: Learn what generative AI is, how it works, and the different types of generative models (e.g., text, image, code generation).
• Revolutionizing Legal Practice: Explore how generative AI can streamline legal research, automate document drafting, enhance contract analysis, and improve client communication.
• Case Studies and Real-World Examples: Gain insights from successful implementations of generative AI tools within law firms and legal departments.
• Ethical Considerations and Potential Risks: Examine the ethical implications of using AI in legal decision-making, explore potential biases, and learn best practices for responsible implementation.
• The Future of Law with Generative AI: Discover how generative AI will continue to shape the legal industry and prepare your practice for the changes ahead.

Why Attorneys Should Attend:

This presentation is designed to give lawyers a foundational understanding of generative AI and its potential to increase efficiency, productivity, and overall client satisfaction. Attendees will leave with practical insights for leveraging generative AI to benefit their practices and gain a competitive edge.

Michael Naughton is a highly experienced attorney with 20 years of experience in the field of civil rights, criminal defense, digital privacy and technology law. He has a proven track record in the country handling matters involving iPhone forensics, Android forensics, Cellebrite report review, and artificial intelligence. He is also a frequent speaker at national legal and industry conferences on these topics. He currently serves on the board of directors of the ACLU of Michigan and specializes in areas involving emerging technologies and civil liberties. He was recently appointed to serve on the Michigan Judicial Council Generative AI and the Courts Work Group.

Michael provides clients with risk mitigation in a wide range of matters involving digital privacy, including:

• Data breach investigations

• Corporate digital compliance

• Corporate privacy compliance

• Intellectual property litigation

• Employment law disputes

• White Collar Criminal defense

Michael also works extensively with artificial intelligence, including:

• Developing and implementing AI-powered legal research tools

• Using AI text-to-speech recognition software to make massive discovery searchable

• Advising clients on the use of AI in their businesses

• Conducting research on the legal implications of AI