Cat Moon
Vanderbilt Law School
A lawyer with nearly 30 years of practice experience, Cat Moon is a Professor of the Practice at her alma mater, Vanderbilt Law School. There, she founded and co-directs the Vanderbilt AI Law Lab (VAILL) the first AI-focused lab housed in a US law school. VAILL is part of the Program on Law & Innovation (PoLI) at Vanderbilt, which Cat also co-directs. Her work as a teacher and practitioner focuses on how we can use technology like generative AI in combination with human-centered design principles and methods to realize our vision for equal access to legal information, understanding, and help for all.
My Sessions
Evaluating AI for Law Practice: Benefits, Risks, and Practical Ethics
E451AIn an era where technology continuously reshapes professional landscapes, the legal field stands at a crossroads between traditional ethics and innovative practices. This talk delves into the practical implications of AI and technology for law practice, contrasting them against the often theoretical ethical thinking. We will examine real-world scenarios to demonstrate where current ethical guidelines […]
Waking Up to a New Era: Preparing for the Legal Landscape of Tomorrow
E451BWhat if the legal profession took a Rip Van Winkle-style nap and woke up in 2034? This thought-provoking presentation, delivered by leading law professors known for their pioneering work in legal technology, will analyze possible advancements and shifts in the legal field, including the integration of AI, changes in client expectations, and new regulatory frameworks. […]