AI and Law Frontiers: Student Perspectives

10:00 - 12:00

Vilnius University Faculty of law TechHub, Sauletekio al. 9, Vilnius

Emilė Ieva Šapkauskaitė (2nd year student)  - Human-Centric AI Regulation: A Pathway to Ensuring Ethical and Transparent Systems

Alan Zelba (2nd year student) - Non-contractual Liability in the Context of Artificial Intelligence

Ieva Andrijauskaitė (4th year student) - Ethical Artificial Intelligence in line with the principles of the Council of Europe Convention

Agota Stankevičiūtė (2nd year student) - Autonomous AI systems in Israel - Hamas War: Legal Challenges from the Perspective of International Law

Martynas Sadzevičius (5th year student) - Application of AI in Civil Proceedings

Marija Golubovič ir Austėja Ignotaitė (2nd year students) - Authorship of Artificial Intelligence: Can AI Be Considered the Author of a Work Under Civil Law?

Justyn Kicel (4th year student) - Output of Generative AI in the Context of Copyright – Ex Iniuria Ius Non Oritur (a Right Does Not Arise From Wrongdoing)?

Ieva Turskytė (5th year student) - Balancing Innovation and Regulation: FinTech's Contribution to Sustainable Development