He holds a JD from Harvard Law School. He is a co-pioneer in many legal-tech ordinances. He has written many briefs on Commercial Space Law, a fledgling new domain in market systems.
Memme Onwudiwe , the Executive Vice President at U.S.-based Evisort Inc, is one of those young men you have read in New York Times, Washington Post, etc who created AI systems that “help companies organize, understand, and extract data from their contracts”. The “Google for contract management” is a powerhouse startup founded by MIT engineers and Harvard law graduates; they have raised $35 million.
Memme will be at Tekedia Live to discuss AI in Legal and Africa. I have two questions already: can Legal AI help Africa to reduce the delays in our legal system, and how can AI help companies determine the probability of winning cases, assuming a fair legal system? I know that our learners will have better questions.
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Thur, Aug 12 | 7pm WAT | AI in Law and Africa – Memme Onwudiwe, EVP, Evisort, USA | Zoom link in the board.
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