Generals Counsel talk about how to prepare for AI decisions in business with the changing regulatory landscape.
(Author) General Counsel:
I am watching all the news about AI developments both in tech and regulation. How is everyone prepping their teams for legal issues from AI decisions in business?
Edit: Thanks for the insights! It’s clear that a multifaceted approach involving education, ethics, compliance, and continuous adaptation is vital.
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