One Page Summary of Quantum Law Course

AI, Quantum Computing, and the Future of Legal Judgment

A Self-Paced Online Course by Ralph Losey.
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Quantum computing may affect encryption, cybersecurity, evidence, privacy, AI, expert testimony, causation, probability, and legal judgment. Lawyers do not need to become physicists. They do need enough working fluency to recognize quantum-related legal issues, ask better questions, challenge experts and vendors, advise institutions, and preserve human judgment when technical systems become more powerful and harder to verify by traditional methods.

This is not a physics course, not a math course, and not a vendor demonstration.

It is a legal-judgment course for the quantum age.

What the Course Covers. Q-Day, harvest-now-decrypt-later risk, post-quantum cryptography, attorney-client privilege shelf life, trade secrets, court records, archived discovery, quantum evidence, probabilistic proof, Identity vs. Fidelity, AI-quantum systems, expert testimony, model-centric evidence, and the continuing role of human judgment.The machine may calculate. The law must still judge. See the Syllabus of all classes.

What Students Receive. One year of access to the complete eight-class online course, including more than 50,000 words of original instruction, hundreds of images and graphics, selected AI-assisted videos, infographics, hyperlinks, study guides, and a practical framework for understanding quantum issues without advanced math.

Who Should Take It? Lawyers, judges, e-discovery professionals, legal technologists, corporate counsel, privacy and cybersecurity professionals, compliance officers, records-management and information-governance professionals, educators, students, legal vendors, and serious general readers interested in the legal implications of quantum computing and AI.

Tuition and Group Enrollment. Individual enrollment is $295 for one year of access. Group enrollment is $236 per seat for 10–20 seats. Larger institutional enrollments are available by direct arrangement. Contact Ralph directly at ralph.losey@gmail.com.

Optional Fireside Chat. Available only to graduates who complete the course. $500 for a private 45-minute educational conversation with Ralph Losey about course concepts, AI, quantum law, e-discovery, legal technology, or related questions. No legal advice.

About Ralph Losey. The lead of seven technology revolutions in one career.
1980: The introduction of the Personal Computer to lawyers’ desks
1990: First use of BBS and then Internet, including creation of one of the first lawyer websites
2005: The rise of e-Discovery and near complete transition from paper to digital documents
2010: Online legal education: designed, programmed, and taught the University of Florida College of Law’s first accredited online course
2012: First judicial approval of AI in law (predictive coding) as lead tech counsel in Da Silva Moore
2023: The generative AI revolution and its deployment in legal workflows
2026: The transition to Quantum Law

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