Would You Choose an AI Judge Over a Human One?

Imagine this: on your way to a conference, you trip on a broken sidewalk and decide to sue the municipality. Would you feel comfortable with an AI judge handling your case to expedite the process and deliver a faster verdict? Now, consider a criminal case – if you were the defendant, would you trust an AI judge with your fate? And when it comes to legal representation, would you prefer your lawyer to leverage AI to craft a better strategy, or should these roles remain solely human? These were just some of the thought-provoking questions explored at our latest roundtable event hosted by RISE Israel, where professionals from both the private and public sectors came together for an engaging and meaningful discussion.

 

As part of the #AIForward Initiative, in partnership with Google.org, we are dedicated to leveraging AI to tackle societal challenges. The legal system, in particular, holds immense potential for transformation through AI – streamlining decision-making, reducing case backlogs, and making legal services more accessible and affordable. At the core of the event were collaborative roundtable discussions, where participants examined the opportunities and challenges posed by AI in the justice system. Together, they brainstormed actionable solutions to ensure that AI applications in the legal sector uphold fairness, transparency, and equal access to justice.

 

This event marks the beginning of our journey to drive innovation in Legal-Tech and foster the integration of AI in Israel. Together, we’re working toward a future where the legal system is not only more efficient but also more inclusive and equitable for all.

Photos by: Noy Naftali

Webinar: The Israeli High-Tech – One Year into the War

How does the Israeli high-tech industry look one year after the “Iron Swords” outbreak? This was the focus of our webinar, held following the publication of our comprehensive report on the war’s impact on the industry.

 

The event was led by RISE Israel CEO Uri Gabai, Chief Economist Dr. Assaf Patir, and IATI CEO and President Karin Meir Rubinstein. The participants discussed the challenges and essential steps for maintaining industry stability. The webinar included an in-depth discussion with Dov Moran, Managing Partner at Grove-Ventures, and Adv. Dan Shamgar, Partner at Meitar and Chairman of IATI’s Lawyers and Accountants Committee, contributed valuable insights from their experience.

 

Thank you to all the participants who took part in this important discussion.

 

Watch the webinar recording

What does AI have to do with aging?

The global population is aging, impacting economies worldwide as life expectancy rises and the dependency ratio increases. Alongside these economic shifts, healthcare and welfare systems face mounting pressures. In Israel, as in other parts of the world, healthcare and welfare systems for the elderly are already strained, and this pressure is expected to grow. Could AI be the game changer we need?

 

As part of the #AIForward Initiative, together with our partners at Google, a concerted effort to leverage artificial intelligence in addressing societal challenges, we see tremendous potential for AI to transform elderly care. AI can alleviate overstressed systems, enhance the quality of care, and deliver personalized solutions that meet the unique needs of aging populations. By harnessing AI, we can create a sustainable model for elderly care, addressing both current limitations and future demands.

 

At the RISE Institute office, we brought together government and policy leaders, aging and geriatrics organizations, and experts in innovation and gerontology. Together, we shared preliminary insights from AIForward research on integrating AI into elderly care and gathered leading minds to explore this critical topic.

 

The roundtable emphasized that AI and GenAI in particular is not just another technological tool; it is an enabler of profound change for the future of aging. Through strategic collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and AI innovation, we can be on the path to shaping lasting solutions for the elderly.

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