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Neither fear nor ‘blind optimism’: keynote at Canadian Legal Summit argues for proactive approach to AI
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At the Canadian Legal Summit in Toronto on Oct. 14, general counsel Aarani Stoneham urged lawyers to approach artificial intelligence neither with fear nor blind optimism, but to learn enough to use and oversee it responsibly. Stoneham said AI literacy is part of professional competence because lawyers need to understand a tool’s limits before advising clients or supervising its use. More than 600 people attended the conference, which featured over 60 speakers.