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How Lawyers can Stay Ahead of the AI Learning Curve

Most lawyers know AI can save them time — the hard part is knowing exactly how to make it work reliably in practice.

Walk away with a practical framework for building AI competency, including:

  • The three levels of AI competency and what each looks like in practice
  • What you should be able to do at each level and how to progress to the next
  • A worked example of AI-assisted legal research, from ad-hoc questions to verified workflows and team-wide standards
  • Common traps at each level and how to avoid them
  • Practical resources and “pro” habits, including knowledge bases, feedback loops, meeting transcripts and more
  • How to build AI skills that keep pace as the technology evolves

Speakers

  • Jason Feng

    Senior Associate, Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer

    Jason is a Senior Associate at Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer and founder of Practising Law where he shares practical, relatable career advice and actionable how-to guides for junior lawyers navigating the modern legal profession.

  • Raymond Sun

    Technology Lawyer

    Raymond Sun is a technology lawyer and long-time lawyer-builder with deep experience at the intersection of law, technology, and systems design. As an active develoepr, Raymond dived early into the world of legal engineering since 2018, having worked in technical roles at LawPath (building doc automation platform) and a secondment at IBM (building smart contract platform). Best known for being the creator of the Global AI Regulation Tracker - the world's first truly tracker that covers AI regulatory updates from over 195+ countries and is used by 70,000+ users around the world. Lawyers Weekly named him 30 under 30 Technology Lawyer of the Year (Australia) in 2023. Top Voice on AI on Linkedin, and runs the Data Science and AI Association of Australia and founder of LegalQuants (a global network for lawyers who build their own tech to practise and transform law).

  • Ben Tucker

    Account Executive, Clio

    Ben is an Account Executive at Clio, focused on the SMB space across the ANZ region. Coming from a background in SaaS sales, he brings a tech-first mindset to legal, helping firms and sole practitioners cut through the noise of technology options to find what actually works for them. Ben works closely with law firms to align the right tools with their growth and operational goals, helping them streamline day-to-day operations while building the foundation to scale.