On AI Agents

On this episode of Post Human Law our Stirling and Rose partners James Myint and SJ Price break down the Responsible Machine Problem, exploring how AI agents differ from traditional legal agents and the implications that follow.

James Myint is a founder and partner at Stirling and Rose. James advises major companies, funds, investors, financial institutions and blockchain platforms, specialising in Smart Legal Contracts, CBDCs, DeFi, digital investments and novel financings. James specialises in smart legal contracts, CBDCs and digital investments and financing.

Schellie-Jayne Price (SJ) is the AI partner at Stirling & Rose, a law firm and emerging technology policy institute. As an award-winning technology lawyer, SJ has built machine learning (AI) models and supported organisations in their AI implementation, compliance and governance. She sits on the Law Council of Australia’s Digital Commerce & Financial Services Committee, and the Advisory Boards of the WA Data Science Innovation Hub (WADSIH) and the Centre for Legal Innovation of the College of Law and judges internation AI innovation competitions, most recently the Australian leg of the United Nations “AI for Good” competition awarded in Geneva. SJ lectures at Murdoch University on technology and the future of law and is a thought-leader on the nature of legal and governance frameworks required for the AI infused future.

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Post Human Law is produced by Indira Blycha