Legal Hackers Seoul’s year-end meetup is coming up in Eulgiro at 7 pm on Dec 19(Thur)! Anyone working in the legal tech industry or interested in it is invited to this networking event. We have a special guest, Ji En Lee (an organizer of Legal Hackers Singapore and a researcher at Oxford Deep Tech Dispute Resolution Lab). Please send me an email to find out details if you would like to attend (narae@blockcrafters.com)! #legalhacks #legaltech…

I would like to introduce LawTech Asia’s response to Public Consultation on Model AI Governance Framework published on July 7, 2019. Legal Hackers Seoul has a keen interest in ethical and legal issues in AI, and we had a seminar on this issue last June. While researching AI governance issues, I came across a Model AI Governance Framework declared by the Personal Data Protection Commission declared on January 23, 2019. Based on a risk-based approach,…

   With support and help from the #legalhackers community, we successfully completed the 1st CL+B Festival on Sep 30! Thank you everyone who participated and supported the event! Special thanks to the great panelists and the sponsors of the event (#Blockcrafters, #Hashed, Blockchain and Law Academy). Let’s continue discussing thoughts on sustainable blockchain governance onwards! Happy to share a short video clip of the 1st CL+B Festival of Legal Hackers Seoul on…

Legal Hackers Seoul is pleased to announce that we will be hosting our very first CLB+ Festival on September 30, 2019, to address “Building Sustainable Governance for Blockchain Technology from a Legal Perspective.”  Along with the Korea Blockchain Week which begins on September 30, we expect to arrive at a minimum consensus on this topic through open discussion and engagement. Details of the festival are as follows: Date: September 30, 2019 (Mon) Time: 19:00 –…

Two co-organizers of Legal Hackers, Narae Lee and Haebin Lee contributed to the Korea section of the “State of Legal Innovation in Asia Pacific Report.”  It was published by the Singapore Academy of Law’s Future Law Innovation Programme (“FLIP”), the Singapore Management University Law School, and the Singapore Academy of Law Ventures. It aims to encapsulate and understand the phenomenon of legal technology and innovation throughout the APAC region (Australia, China, Hong Kong, the Republic of…

We had a great session yesterday on the ethical and legal issues of AI. Our discussion began from a brief overview of the issues of AI and expanded into algorithm bias and the ways to ensure the explainability of AI. Thank you everybody who shared their great opinions with us!…