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Artificial intelligence is moving from emerging technology to operational reality across nearly every sector, and with that shift comes a growing body of regulation that organizations can no longer afford to overlook. This course offers a grounded, accessible explanation of how AI systems function—without requiring a technical background—alongside a clear survey of the legal and regulatory frameworks taking shape at the state, federal, and international levels. Participants will examine how AI intersects with data privacy obligations, bias and fairness concerns, and intellectual property rights, providing the context needed to make informed governance and advisory decisions. Whether your organization is building AI tools, procuring them from third parties, or advising clients who are, this course equips you to engage meaningfully with the risks and responsibilities involved.
Board members, executives, legal advisors, and cyber-insurance professionals who need to understand AI's legal, regulatory, and risk management implications without requiring a technical background will benefit most from this course.
None — designed for non-technical professionals.
1. Guide to Artificial Intelligence: Understanding the Technology and the Regulatory Developments
In this course, our expert panelists begin by giving an overview of the technical aspects of artificial intelligence that attorneys should understand. Next, they discuss the uses of artificial intelligence and its legal implications, including its role across significant industries, focusing on recent developments and the legal sector. Our speakers continue the conversation by discussing recent regulatory developments for AI focusing on emerging state, federal, and international regulations, frameworks, and guidelines for key issues. The expert panelists then discuss broader legal and systemic considerations that the adoption of AI is provoking, concluding with a discussion of where we can expect the AI legal and regulatory landscape to go in 2023 and beyond. Topics covered in this w
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