Abstract of my talk:•Artificial intelligence, advanced machine learning and Big Data will help us to address pressing societal problems and needs. •These technologies offer amazing possibilities in many areas of applications, but AI also raises many complex legal, ethical & societal issues. •Focusing on the Health & Life Sciences, this contribution provides a systematic overview of the most crucial legal challenges that are currently emerging.•UCPH law professor Timo Minssen does not want to crash the party. He rather wants to make sure that folks can enjoy it without having a too bad hangover the next day.Event:Dear Colleagues, Thank you for your registration. We look forward to welcoming you to the annual Professors’ Symposium and Dinner on 31 January 2019. It is the sixth event in a row and we are proud that almost half of all UCPH Professors have signed up for this year’s event showing that it is a tradition that is valued. Programme of the day: • 14:30: Registration opens: South Campus, Building 23, Auditorium 23.0.50, Emil Holms Kanal 4-6, 2300 København S (by KUAs cantina)• 15:00: Welcome by Dean at The Faculty of Theology and Chairman of UCPH Research and Innovation Council (KUFIR), Kirsten Busch Nielsen• 15:10: Talk by Professor of Law, Timo Minssen: “Confessions of a party crasher: Artificial Intelligence and the Law(yer)” followed by questions and debate• 15:50: Talk by Professor with Special Responsibilities in Clinical Child Psychology, Barbara Hoff Esbjørn: “Solving a societal problem? The development of an early intervention towards child anxiety” followed by questions and debate• 16:30: Break – coffee and cake• 17:00: Talk by Professor with Special Responsibilities in Qur’anic and Islamic Studies, Thomas Hoffmann: “Questioning the Qur’an: on Ambiguity and Precision in Islam’s Holy Book”• 17:40: Symposium over: Pre-dinner drinks: South Campus, Universitetstorvet, Karen Blixens Vej 2, 2300 København S• 18:30: Guests are seated for dinner• 19.15: Dinner speech by Rector Henrik C. Wegener• 21:00: Bar opens – mingling• 23:00: Good night Dresscode: Casual. Please find attached map of the KUA campus. For the evening dinner please use the entrance, Karen Blixens vej 2, due to construction work on campus. Please note that the number of parking spaces on campus are very limited. We kindly suggest that you use the Metro (stop: “Islands Brygge”) or alternative modes of transportation. Looking forward to an inspiring symposium and dinner.Best regards,HenrikHenrik C. WegenerRektor Københavns UniversitetRektorsekretariatetNørregade 101165 København K DIR 35322755rektor@adm.ku.dkwww.ku.dk