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Forum Brings Together STJ, TSE, CNJ, OAB and Stanford to Discuss Use and Regulation of AI

Event will be held on 24 and 25 August in the DF, and will have debates on rules for AI, digital sovereignty and use of technology by lawyers

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Forum Brings Together STJ, TSE, CNJ, OAB and Stanford to Discuss Use and Regulation of AI

Event will be held on 24 and 25 August in the DF, and will have debates on rules for AI, digital sovereignty and use of technology by lawyers

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