PLTG's Quarterly "A.I. at Law" Open Forum 

Also, Open to non-PLTG members

From Task to Outcome:
How We’re Using AI

Virtual Lunch Session on "A.I. at Law"

Wednesday Sept 16, 2026 - 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Eastern

Most of us have heard plenty about what AI might be able to do. For this roundtable, we want to talk about what people are actually doing with it.

We’ll share examples from the workplace: an actual task someone needed to complete, how AI was used, and what happened. The conversation may include a process that worked well, an experiment that fell short, or something that raised new questions. The goal is to learn from the details and give attendees practical ideas they can take back to their own organizations.

A use case does not need to be groundbreaking. It might be a task that became easier, a first attempt at using AI in an existing workflow, or a situation where the results still needed considerable human judgment.

If you have an example of your own, we invite you to bring it. You are also welcome to join the conversation simply to hear what others are trying and ask questions.

This event is open to PLTG members and nonmembers.

Co-Hosts and Moderators

Martin Anderson, Media Specialist and Senior Technology Trainer, Weil Gotshal & Manges   Martin Anderson is a Media Specialist and Senior Technology Trainer at Weil, Gotshal & Manges, where he has spent the past 17 years. With over 25 years (gulp) in legal technology training, his work focuses on training that demystifies complex systems and helps people engage with technology with ease and effectiveness. He administers the firm’s Workday LMS, manages the learner KnowledgeBase, and leads e-learning and Cyber Awareness initiatives. In the spring, he will complete his graduate degree in Media Studies, deepening his work at the intersection of pedagogy, media, and technology.

Moji Shabi, Technology Training Coordinator, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP  In addition to working with firms such as Heller Ehrman and Weil Gotshal, Moji has also worked with companies in various industries such as the Blue Man Group, People Magazine, and Goldman Sachs. Even though Moji started as a computer engineer at Lehigh University, her eventual theatre degree and minor in computer science foreshadowed a flourishing career in technology training.