How to evaluate a legal AI tool in light of Art. 321 of the Swiss Criminal Code?

Deciding to adopt AI is no longer the hardest part. Justifying it is. The obligation under Art. 321 of the Swiss Criminal Code rests with you personally; it cannot be contractually transferred to a service provider, and Art. 13 of the Federal Act on Lawyers binds it indefinitely. If a client file were to be exposed, the question would not be which provider you chose, but what due diligence you conducted before that choice and whether your assessment can be substantiated.

In this live session, Michel-André Fels (former Attorney General of the Canton of Bern) and Sama Bolog (attorney, LL.M. in Intellectual Property and Technology Law) examine where liability lies when AI processes data covered by professional secrecy, how to conduct and document a defensible assessment of a legal AI tool, and how Silex is designed to uphold professional secrecy. Hosted by Valentin Séchaud, Head of Sales at Silex, with a live Q&A session.