2023 How AI is Changing the Way Our Clients Do Business (And The Legal Risks We Can Help Them Navigate): Business Law Section Meeting | KCBA CLE WEB CATALOG

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60 minutes
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October 18, 2023

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Presentation: “How AI is Changing the Way Our Clients Do Business (And The Legal Risks We Can Help Them Navigate),” by Margaret Snape, Co-Founder, Management and Operations Practice Lead, rGen & Madhu Singh, Chief Legal Officer, Foundry Law Group

Advancements in Artificial Intelligence technology are changing the way our clients operate at an accelerated pace. Boston Consulting Group says that implementing AI at scale can bolster a company's culture and improve team effectiveness. McKinsey says it’s the next productivity frontier. As businesses of all sizes and across all industries adopt new AI tools, their legal counsel needs to keep pace. In this session we’ll learn about:

  • Advancements in AI technology that are becoming widely available
  • Ways that AI technology is impacting business strategy and operations
  • Recent cases that expose emerging legal risks, and
  • How to position our clients to navigate this new frontier
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