Posted by DLA Piper on 24 April 2023
The Future of AI Law Webinar
The use and influence of artificial intelligence (AI) systems have significantly increased in recent years. This is particularly evident in the commercial sector where businesses are harnessing the power of AI to enhance their operations and drive revenue growth. However, the adoption of AI also poses new challenges in oversight, compliance, governance, and disclosure. These challenges have prompted governments and other stakeholders worldwide to develop laws, regulations, and rules to address the impact of these disruptive technologies.
To help business leaders navigate these complex issues, DLA Piper recently hosted “The Future of AI Law” webinar and published a white paper which discussed the regulatory, litigation, and disclosure considerations and adaptations relating to the use of AI. A recording of the webinar is now available for you on demand at the link below and the white paper can be found at the link here.
Download the recording here.
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