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AI on Trial

Using Artificial Intelligence to Litigate—and Litigate Against—the Next Wave of Harm

Janet Gusdorff joins an expert panel at the Women in Trial Travel Summit (WITTS) Annual Conference 2026 in Punta Mita, Mexico. She will participate alongside fellow thought leaders on Friday, April 20th, at 11:20 am, presenting “AI on Trial: Using Artificial Intelligence to Litigate—and Litigate Against—the Next Wave of Harm.” This session explores the evolving role of artificial intelligence in the courtroom and its implications for justice and accountability.

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