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Generative AI, especially models like OpenAI's ChatGPT, is transforming legal services. This podcast examines the integration of generative AI in legal practice, covering applications in legal research, document drafting, client advisory, judicial decision-making and legislative drafting. The podcast is narrated by AI voices and has been produced with the help of AI tools.

How can you raise money in exchanges and marketplaces? In episode 8 of our pink podcast series, we talk about market places, funding and the role of regulation. The podcast also offers a series of pointers on what to watch out for then expressing deals in contractual language.

Preparing for the next sitting of SQE1 in July 2024? This podcast is for you. The podcast was prepared by Dr Ioannis Glinavos and is narrated by an AI voice.
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How can law firms use AI? This episode presents how AI tools are used in the provision of legal services. It then offers a reflection on what this means for legal education and how universities should prepare students for a workplace dominated by AI. For more information on AI in legal education, visit this playlist.

This podcast is an edited version of a presentation delivered by Dr Ioannis Glinavos on 14.5.2024 at the Westminster International University in Tashkent (WIUT) to a group of students, academics and representatives from the legal profession.

What happens when you tap your card on a payment reader? In episode 7 of our pink podcast series, we talk about payments and what constitutes value. We explain how cheques, payment cards, credit cards and electronic wallets work. You will learn how clearing works and reflect on taxation in the financial sector and the infamous financial transcactions tax.

Moving from secondary education to higher education is one of life's most challenging transitions. As a university lecturer I see the struggles of those starting uni. In this episode I discuss with Dr Ryan Hinchey, Director of Higher Education at one of London's top international schools about secondary school students, their experience, and how best to help them through this transition.