Shiena Marie Burke will present at the Louisiana State Bar Association’s Artificial Intelligence for the Louisiana Lawyer: Practice Guidance from Ethics to Evidence CLE. During full-day program, attendees will explore the ethical, practical, and evidentiary considerations ranging from first principles to courtroom realties surrounding the rapidly evolving use of artificial intelligence in the legal profession.

Shiena Marie will present “Exhibit (A)I: When Evidence Lies: Old Tricks, New Tech,” examining how AI has given familiar evidentiary challenges a modern twist. Her presentation will explore deepfakes, AI-altered photographs, manipulated recordings, and fabricated documents, offering practical guidance for identifying, authenticating, challenging, and defending digital evidence. Blending emerging technology with traditional evidentiary principles, the session will help attorneys navigate an era in which convincing fabricated evidence can be created with little more than a prompt and a click.

See the full-day program agenda and register to attend here.