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An insightful talk by Professor Michelle Kelly-Louw on "The Use of Algorithms in Determining a Consumer's Creditworthiness: Do they Discriminate Against Gender?" Don't miss this thought-provoking discussion on a critical issue! Professor Michelle Kelly-Louw is the Head of the Department of Commercial Law at the University of Cape Town, holding a prestigious B2 NRF rating. With a PhD in internat...

On the 27th of August, the iNtaka Centre for Law & Technology proudly hosted the CyberLex Moot Court Competition. Watch the highlights of the competition and join us in celebrating the remarkable talent and hard work of all our participants.

The AI Copyright Trap podcast features Associate Professor Dr. Carys Craig, who cautions that copyright may not be an adequate regulatory response to AI.

In this seminar, Osgoode Hall Law School's Professor Carys Craig explores the impact of generative AI on copyright's core concepts. Professor Craig argues that AI-generated outputs should be uncopyrightable while AI-training inputs should be non-infringing.

In this episode, we dive into the world of Gaming and Entertainment Law in our first tech lawcast! Join us as we sit down with the brilliant Jesse-Lee Wrensch and our host for the day Takura Takavarasha to explore the gaming industry and the law. Like share and subscribe. More on the way! #GamingLaw #EntertainmentLaw #LawcastPodcast #Intaka #podcasts #legaltechnology

In this video. A hybrid round table discussion on the implications of ChatGPT for the teaching of law students at UCT was hosted by the Intaka Centre for law and technology. After more general introductions to the technology itself and how it can be used both in the educational and the legal contexts, we explored the potential benefits and risks of incorporating AI into legal education, the ski...

In this webinar, Alex Hamilton, the founder and CEO of Radiant Law, gives is vision of how the legal market is changing, where legal technology is taking us, and how to prepare your legal career for the future. This webinar was hosted by the University of Cape Town's iNtaka Centre for Law & Technology and the lawtechlab in April 2022. Follow us on twitter @lawtechlab

The iNtaka Centre for Law and Technology at UCT is launching the LawTechLab on 15 April 2021. Join us for a discussion on AI and Law and a competition! UCT's Faculty of Law is proud to announce that the LawTechLab will be launching on 15 April 2021. You are invited to attend this exciting online event where we will kick-start our year by tackling AI and the law. Come and compete with your peers...

The LawTechLab of the University of Cape Town and the Cape Town chapter of LegalHackers host Adv. Alison Tilley of South Africa's Information Regulator on 6 May 2021 for a discussion on the status of implementation of South Africa's data protection legislation.