ASU Master Class – AI and the Law: Innovation Meets Ethics

As artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming many fields, the legal sector is no exception. The ASU Master Class – AI and the Law: Innovation Meets Ethics is designed for students majoring in Law and Economic Law. The program provides an overview of how AI is applied in legal systems while also exploring the ethical and responsibility issues involved. It offers students an opportunity to gain new knowledge and strengthen their legal thinking in the digital era.

Program contents:

- Overview of Artificial Intelligence (AI): Introduction to the definition of AI based on IBM, along with common classifications such as ANI, AGI, and ASI, helping students better understand the nature and potential of this technology;

- Applications of AI in legal and judicial systems: Analysis of how AI can support prediction, detection, analysis, and decision-making in legal contexts, while emphasizing that AI assists rather than replaces humans;

- Goals and impacts of AI on justice: AI can help reduce errors, increase transparency, strengthen public trust, and improve the efficiency of legal systems.

Through the program, students will gain fundamental knowledge, develop critical thinking, and explore career directions in a legal environment increasingly connected with AI technology.

Benefits of joining:

- Understand the emerging trends of AI applications in the legal field;

- Gain insights into ethical issues, transparency, and responsibility when using AI;

- Develop modern legal thinking and prepare for the future job market.

Don’t miss the chance to explore how AI is shaping the future of the legal profession. Join us and become part of the next generation of legal professionals in the technology era.

T​​​​​​When: Monday, April 6, 2026 - 01:00 – 04:00 p.m 

Where: Room E501 - Campus 3 - LHU

Attendees: 

- Dr. Nguyen Van Tan – Vice Rector of LHU;

- Faculty leaders and lecturers from the Law and Economic Law programs;

- Students majoring in Law, Economic Law, and those interested in AI in the legal field.

Contact: Faculty of Administration and International Economics

Tel: (+84) 251 3952 252

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