Georgetown AI and the Legal Profession (GAILP) Student Lunch Byte Series

The Georgetown AI and the Legal Profession (GAILP) Initiative, part of Georgetown Law's Institute for Technology Law & Policy, hosts the Student Lunch Byte Series to provide informal opportunities for students and community members to explore the rapidly evolving intersection of law and technology over lunch. These sessions feature discussions with professionals and scholars on how artificial intelligence is transforming legal practice.

A notable session featured Faiz Thakur, an LL.M. candidate and Growth and Strategy Lead at August AI, who discussed real-world applications of legal technology, the ethical and professional implications of AI in law, and pathways for students interested in this rapidly evolving field. August AI is an international platform that automates research, drafting, document review, data extraction, and redlining for lawyers.

The Lunch Byte Series offers attendees the chance to engage directly with experts, ask questions, and participate in discussions about the future of legal practice in the age of AI. These events are designed to be accessible and informative, often including complimentary lunch to encourage attendance and networking among participants.

This series is particularly beneficial for law students, legal professionals, and anyone interested in understanding how AI is reshaping the legal landscape. Attendees gain insights into emerging technologies, ethical considerations, and career opportunities at the intersection of law and artificial intelligence.