Company attorneys eye opportunities and risks from emerging technology. Keeping humans in the loop remains key
In-house legal and governance teams are among the many groups taking a hard look at artificial intelligence (AI) and figuring out how to make the most of the opportunities it offers while mitigating the risks it presents.
At this stage, AI appears to be more widespread in attorneys’ minds than in their offices. Research conducted around this time last year for a report by FTI Consulting and Relativity found that 20 percent of general counsel and chief legal officers were using some type of AI,
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Ben Maiden
Ben Maiden is the editor-at-large of Corporate Secretary , an IR Media publication, having joined the company in December 2016. He is based in New York. Ben was previously managing editor of Compliance Reporter , covering regulatory and compliance...
Editor-at-large, Corporate Secretary
