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Happy to see a copy of this book that John Burchill, Terry Skolnik Akwasi Owusu-Bempah, PhD and I have toiled over for a few years! Lauren Gowler was a partner in many of the chapters ubcpress.ca/ancillary-poli… Akwasi Owusu-Bempah UM Law Research Robson Hall robson crim #policepower

Should corporations have a duty of good faith in international law when conducting human rights due diligence? My latest article argues that the answer should be a resounding yes! Check the details in the Canadian Yearbook of International Law: doi.org/10.1017/cyl.20…

Today, we are excited to highlight some of the recent works of our esteemed faculty member, Dr. Katie Szilagyi (Katie Szilagyi). Her most recent works delve into the fascinating interaction of AI and the law.

On February 19, 2025, she made her presentation “The Rise of AI in Law: Administrative Considerations” before the judges of the Manitoba Court of King’s Bench as part of their Law at Lunch series.

On January 22, 2025, Dr. Szilagyi participated as one of four UM experts in a riveting panel discussion (through the UM Knowledge Exchange) on the topic of “The Rise of Automation.”

She has recently published “Regenerating Justice: ChatGPT and the Legal Minefield of Generative AI” in the Canadian Journal of Law & Technology (2025), 22 Can JL & Tech 109. You can find the Westlaw and SSRN links respectively here: nextcanada.westlaw.com/Document/If17e… papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Dr. Katie Szilagyi was a keynote presenter to the Manitoba Justice Legal Services Branch Conference on February 5, 2025. Her presentation was entitled “The Rise of AI in Law: Considerations & Complications.”

We highly recommend you keep up to date on her works going forward! To find out more, check out her UM Website and Linkedin pages here! umanitoba.ca/law/faculty-st… linkedin.com/in/katieszi/

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