RegTech, LawTech and the Future of Lawyers | Henri Arslanian | TEDxYerevan
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- Опубліковано 19 лис 2017
- Technology has had a transformative impact on our everyday lives, reshaping business as we know it. Yet the legal or regulatory industries have not fundamentally changed - at least not yet. This is about to change. The rise of LawTech and RegTech will not only transform centuries old professions, but may enable us to completely rethink and redesign the very basic concepts of trust, contracts and access to justice. Henri Arslanian is the PwC FinTech & RegTech Leader for China/Hong Kong and U.S. Liaison. He is also an Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Hong Kong where he teaches graduate courses on Entrepreneurship in Finance as well as the first FinTech university course in Asia. Henri is a TEDx speaker with his last talk being the most watched FinTech video on UA-cam. He is also a published author and is currently working on his next book to come out in early 2018. He also sits on the board of the FinTech Association of Hong Kong and the board of the International RegTech Association. He holds a Masters in Chinese Law from Tsinghua University; a joint Global Executive MBA from Columbia Business School, London Business School, and Hong Kong University; a Masters in Transnational Law from the University of Sherbrooke; and a Bachelor of Law from the University of Montreal (Dean’s List of Excellence). This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
An excellent insight into the future of law and technology.
I can't believe this was 5 years ago!.
You are right sir new technology has changed the law (Advocate Rana Ghuman)
Great info.
wow, very inspiring
It's very good speech, legal Services use Artificial Intelligence to sports technology work for law.
Please, what is the name of American law permitting borrow technologies from other countries? Thanks .
When they fix all customer service auto tone, I’ll believe this works.
I'm from Brazil, and i think this is the future! we need to embrace that. I have a lot of ideias to embrace and to create programs and apps! I just need to know where do i start
Learn computer science
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Daniel Souza yay let’s take people’s jobs woohoo!!!!!!!!!
I'll join you!
super
Uhuhmm i don't think its feasible for the noble professionals... How would one then bill for their work if information is going to br readily available
Lol he did only 2 different types of body movement in the whole video XD
CaoZtera I think he is actually a robot lol
How can smart contract force someone to do the work mentioned in the contract? Problems will always exist
It would be a good complement
Ai law libraries digital equity and transparency
Blockchain
Artificial Intelligence
Internet of things
are the future
Arjun M exactly I’m going to be a blockchain developer
can anyone name a company/sofware that is already capable of doing case law research etc?
I actually need to know this also, it seems that the tech is only being expressed theoretically , the video was very informative though
Ross intelligence
In Nigeria, we have a company like Law Pavilion that serves as a platform for case law research
I do legal research at a fee.
cool
you people are learning to code nowadays? damn phyton is magic
phyton is still the barebone
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And how much more is that upgrade costing a person ? If people cant read, much less use an app 👍
If you shut down 1 to 2 trillion dollars of money laundering would not the global economy collapse?
He makes law sound boring.
You are right sir new technology has changed the law (Advocate Rana Ghuman)
cool