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5th Biennial Technology Law Conference_Technology and beyond: enterprise benefits and social and regulatory limits

18 May - 19 May 2017

Hilton São Paulo Morumbi

Session information

Robotic autonomous systems: how will they affect society and how will the law need to adapt to this technology?

Thursday 18 May (1000 - 1100)

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Hilton São Paulo Morumbi

Committee(s)

Intellectual Property, Communications and Technology Section (Lead)
Legal Practice Division (Lead)
Technology Law Committee (Lead)
IP and Entertainment Law Publications Subcommittee
Latin American Regional Forum
Regional Fora
Regional Fora

Description

This session will cover the potential application of new technology across a range of industry sectors, including: travel and logistics (driverless cars, drone deliveries), heathcare (assisted living for the elderly, exoskeletons, prosthetics, nanorobots), defence (killer robots) and utilities (clean up robots, infrastructure checking drones). It will also look at the ethical and legal issues that the use of such technologies will create as we interact with these new machines in a different way to current technologies. Moderator Christopher Holder, Bristows, London; Vice-Chair, IBA Technology Law Committee Speakers Jose Luis Barzallo, Barzallo & Barzallo Abogados, Quito João Mauricio Rosario, Professor, Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Campinas

Session / Workshop Chair(s)

Christopher Holder Bristows, London, England; Vice Chair, Technology Law Committee

Speakers

Jose Luis Barzallo Barzallo Abogados, Quito, Ecuador
Fabio Pereira Veirano Advogados, São Paulo, Brazil

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