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Adapting to AI: Taking A Practical Approach Governance, Introductory Level for New Attorneys and Legal Staff
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Adapting to AI: Taking A Practical Approach Governance, Introductory Level for New Attorneys and Legal Staff

Adapting to AI: Taking A Practical Approach Governance, Introductory Level for New Attorneys and Legal Staff

May 13th, 2024|Categories: CLE Webinar|Tags: ai, ai governance, ai risks, artificial intelligence, CLE, cle webinar, cle webinars, Governance, hb litigation|

Robinson+Cole attorney Blair Robinson and knowledge management leader Liz Salsedo discuss how attorneys and legal staff can adapt to AI by taking a practical approach to governance, addressing its potential and attendant risks, legislative and regulatory considerations, and how to incorporate AI most responsibly into their legal practice or business.

Adapting to AI: Taking a Practical Approach to Governance by Blair Robinson
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Adapting to AI: Taking a Practical Approach to Governance by Blair Robinson

Adapting to AI: Taking a Practical Approach to Governance by Blair Robinson

April 19th, 2024|Categories: Emerging Litigation & Risk, HB Emerging Law Notes, HB Tort Notes, Journal on Emerging Issues in Litigation, New Featured Post for Home Page|Tags: ai, ai governance, artificial intelligence, Blair Robinson, hb litigation, journal on emerging issues in litigation, Legal Risks, litigation articles, Robinson+Cole|

The author, Blair Robinson of Robinson+Cole discusses the need for a practical AI governance framework that businesses must embrace to harness AI’s transformative promise responsibly, encompassing a diligent, strategic, and technically nuanced governance approach. As she notes, "taking a methodical and use-case-driven approach may allow a business to embrace the transformative power of AI in critical areas while managing “wild west”-style use by employees without governance approval".