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How are companies leveraging emerging technologies like AI to improve legal operations?

During a Calfee panel discussion moderated by Intellectual Property Partner Brad Pulfer, in-house corporate legal counsel shared how they’re using AI to boost productivity, improve decision-making, and free their teams to focus on higher-level, more interesting work.

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What are in-house corporate legal counsel doing to adjust for the regulatory landscape in the AI space?

During a Calfee panel discussion moderated by Intellectual Property Partner Brad Pulfer, in-house corporate legal counsel shared why enterprise-wide education, effective processes and measurable metrics are essential components of effective legal compliance related to corporate AI usage.

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How are corporate in-house legal counsel successfully approaching the need to collaborate with their business units to support innovation, and specifically AI usage?

Calfee Intellectual Property Partner Brad Pulfer spoke with in-house corporate legal counsel on why integrating legal compliance directly into company processes – and keeping a “human in the loop” – are essential to achieving responsible innovation while avoiding the potential for biased outputs and product safety concerns.

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How are corporate legal departments balancing customer demand and risk considerations related to AI-enhanced technologies?

Calfee Intellectual Property Partner Brad Pulfer discussed with in-house corporate legal counsel on how corporations and their legal departments are balancing customer-driven AI usage and risk mitigation.

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What are the corporate legal department considerations related to generative AI policies, including cross-functional collaboration with an organization’s legal department, CISO and CTO?

Calfee Intellectual Property Partner Brad Pulfer sat down with in-house counsel to explore the key considerations for corporate legal departments when developing critical policies and practices governing the implementation of generative AI.

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What are the in-house legal department considerations in branding their company's AI?

Calfee Intellectual Property Partner Brad Pulfer sat down with in-house legal counsel to discuss ways to ensure accuracy in marketing and branding AI tools to safeguard critical aspects of human decision-making.

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How are corporations, and specifically corporate legal departments, adapting to evolving technologies like AI? 

Calfee Intellectual Property Partner Brad Pulfer sat down with in-house legal counsel to discuss various legal perspectives on the corporate use of AI.

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Given that personal data holds such enormous commercial value in our economy, questions inevitably arise as to how all that data can be protected in the current and rapidly evolving threat environment. Businesses and corporations may be looking for the best ways to protect their own and their customers’ information and reduce their vulnerability to a data breach.

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Website privacy policies have become a standard part of doing business online, and website visitors these days likely expect one. While there is no general federal law requiring a privacy policy (though many states are passing legislation that may require one, and some businesses have privacy requirements through various data-specific federal statutes such as HIPAA, Gramm-Leach Bliley, etc.), it is generally good practice to have such a policy, especially if your business gathers contact information or other sensitive personal data (like credit card information).

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The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) estimates some $590 million in ransomware payments were reportedly made from January to June 2021. Moreover, hackers are now blatant enough to brand their undertakings as “Ransomware as a Service,” and some reportedly “feel completely safe” from prosecution against their illegal activities in countries such as China.

What are these data breaches and ransomware attacks, and what can you do to help protect your company?

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