Maura R. Grossman: Deepfake Technology
In this episode of the Root & STEM Podcast, host Salma is joined by Maura Grossman, a research professor at the University of Waterloo and an expert in responsible artificial intelligence. They dive into the topic of deepfakes, discussing their differences from other manipulated media, their impact…
What are the current methodologies for verifying AI-generated evidence?
With AI-generated evidence becoming more common in court cases, judges and other participants have a new responsibility to verify the validity of such evidence. In our latest podcast, Dr. Maura Grossman and Hon. Judge Maria Puente-Porras discuss the theoretical and practical implications of the use…
What are the current methodologies for verifying AI-generated evidence?
With AI-generated evidence becoming more common in court cases, judges and other participants have a new responsibility to verify the validity of such evidence. In our latest podcast, Dr. Maura Grossman and Hon. Judge Maria Puente-Porras discuss the theoretical and practical implications of the use…
How Courts Will Judge AI: Dr. Maura Grossman, Creator of TAR, on Big Tech Accountability
In this episode of The Inference Show, we sit down with Dr. Maura R. Grossman, one of the world’s most influential voices at the intersection of law, technology, ethics, and AI governance.
Dr. Grossman is a Research Professor in the School of Computer Science at the University of Waterloo, Affilia…
Professor Maura Grossman on how courts can confront AI-generated evidence
In this episode, Canadian Lawyer managing editor Tim Wilbur sits down with Professor Maura Grossman of the University of Waterloo and Osgoode Hall Law School to examine how artificial intelligence is reshaping the law of evidence. Grossman traces her path from early work using supervised machine le…
Q2 - Power, Law, and Civic Life: When Algorithms Govern Your Life with Maura Grossman, JD, PhD
Paths of Curiosity in an AI World
What if the video used to convict someone never actually happened?
That's not science fiction. With today's deepfake technology, it could happen in any courtroom - and soon!
In this episode, we continue our AI, Power, Law, and Civic Life miniseries with Dr. Maura G…
Talking AI with Dr. Maura Grossman of Osgoode Hall Law School and the University of Waterloo
Artificial Intelligence continues to permeate our lives in many different ways. Dr. Maura Grossman joined Mike Stubbs to take a look at a few things happening on the current landscape of A.I.
AI vs. Lawyers: Why Human Judgment Still Wins
Artificial intelligence is changing legal work fast. But the future does not belong to lawyers who fear it. It belongs to lawyers who learn how to use it well.
In this episode of Dominate Law, we are joined by Bennett Borden, CEO of Clarion AI and former Chief Data Scientist at DLA Piper, and Maur…
Episode 023 Deepfakes and the Liar's Dividend
Has AI fundamentally changed the law of evidence, or has it just forced us to revisit principles that have always been there? That's the question at the center of this episode, and there's no better person to answer it than retired federal judge Paul Grimm — one of the people who has literally trie…
AI in Law Practice
Lorraine McGowen brings us today’s podcast from the City Bar’s Presidential Task Force on Artificial Intelligence and Digital Technologies. The discussion covers expanding legal use cases (research, drafting, due diligence, e-discovery, deposition and hearing prep, judicial chambers), ROI concerns …
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