Source: Travel Trade Caribbean

Travel Trade Caribbean – The article covers the international legal event “Abogacía 2025,” held in Havana, Cuba, from February 19 to 23, 2025. During this congress, artificial intelligence was placed at the core of discussions among legal professionals, scholars, and experts from various countries. The event provided a forum to assess the current state and future trajectory of AI's integration into the legal system.

Participants discussed both the opportunities and the serious challenges AI poses in the field of law, including ethical implications, privacy, transparency, accountability, and the risk of algorithmic bias. The role of AI in judicial decision-making, legal research, and administrative procedures was also examined. Presenters highlighted the need for legislation that ensures fundamental rights are protected amid the rapid digitalization of legal tools.

The congress also emphasized the importance of international cooperation in establishing common regulatory standards for AI. The gathering served as a crucial moment of reflection and call to action for lawmakers and legal practitioners in Cuba and beyond, aiming to shape a more balanced and ethically responsible AI governance framework.