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Is there an ethical obligation for law firms to disclose when they're using AI in client services? See what Alex Alben has to say on the Legal Department Podcast with Stacy Rummel Bratcher.
Expert on Artificial Intelligence, IP, antitrust and AI law; Cybersecurity expert and privacy advocate.
For those of you interested in AI in the Practice of Law and Legal Education: https://lnkd.in/gMvJZrKh I'd appreciate your thoughts and comments!
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Expert on Artificial Intelligence, IP, antitrust and AI law; Cybersecurity expert and privacy advocate.
The Trump Administration's move to allow DOGE to access student educational records violates the Privacy Act of 1974 and other rights, as I explain in this Daily Bruin article today: https://lnkd.in/gTh-e5-G
In his first week back in office, President Trump rescinded Biden’s AI Executive Order, leaving a major policy vacuum. What happens next? We have 5 key questions that will shape AI’s future in the U.S.: 1?? What will replace Biden’s AI EO? Will the Trump Administration take a hands-off approach, or introduce a new framework balancing innovation with accountability? 2?? How can the federal government provide clearer AI guidance? The Biden EO was criticized for being vague—will new policies offer enforceable, practical guidelines for AI developers? 3?? Will states take the lead on AI regulation? With California, New York, and Texas already passing AI-related laws, could we see a patchwork of conflicting state regulations? 4?? How will this impact AI in national security? AI plays a growing role in defense, cybersecurity, and intelligence. What’s the plan now that Biden’s risk assessment directives are gone? 5?? What is the U.S. strategy in the global AI race? With China and the EU pushing ahead on AI governance, will a more laissez-faire U.S. approach help or hurt long-term competitiveness? The AI revolution isn’t waiting for Washington to decide. Rescinding Biden’s EO is only a step—now we need a clear, forward-looking strategy. The future of AI policy depends on what happens next. What do you think? Should the U.S. regulate AI more—or step back and let innovation lead? ?? Drop your thoughts in the comments. #ResponsibleAI #Policy #Technology #Leadership #AIForum
??? How is AI reshaping the legal landscape? In the latest episode of our podcast, "Responsible AI," we dive into a conversation that every legal scholar, practitioner, and tech enthusiast needs to hear. Producer Rebecca Staffel sits down with founder Alex Alben to explore how large language models (LLMs) are transforming the way we think about law. From streamlining discovery and analyzing legal precedents to the thorny issues of copyright, bias, and trust in "robot judges," this episode unpacks the evolving role of AI in legal practice and education. Alex also shares insights from his presentation to Paramount Pictures executives about AI's impact on the entertainment industry, offering a fascinating intersection of creativity, technology, and law. ?? Highlights include: * How courts are grappling with AI and copyright disputes. * The potential for AI to predict case outcomes and assist in arbitration. * The ethical dilemmas of bias and the safeguards needed for responsible AI use. AI is changing the game for legal professionals—are you ready to adapt? ?? Listen now wherever you get your podcasts or see the link in comments! #ResponsibleAI #LegalTech #ArtificialIntelligence #LawAndAI #CopyrightLaw
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As AI usage becomes more commonplace, we're better understanding the impact of AI on law and the ethical challenges imposed by the technology. Listen to AI Forum and Theo.ai founder Alex Alben on the Tank Talks podcast this week. Link in comments.
AI Forum founder Alex Alben will be moderating a panel for CTOs at "The Modern C-Suite: Navigating AI and Technology" next week. Register today!
ONE WEEK LEFT! We're raffling off?5 FREE?conference registrations for those who sign up by June 2nd! No purchase necessary. Simply register to enter?the raffle to win one of the free registrations. (New subscribers between May 20-June 2 only.) https://lnkd.in/gkm7RSFa UCLA Law Executive Education is proud to present 'The Modern C-Suite: Navigating AI and Technology' an online event on June 6-7. Dive deep with industry leaders as they tackle critical challenges & sustainable strategies. Hear from leaders in 11 C-Suite roles, one position per panel: CEO, COO, CHRO, CPO, CFO, CTO, CLO, Chief Compliance Officers, Chief Commerce Officers, Chief Diversity Officers, and a panel of non-profit leaders. A can't miss event! You can also register by May 31, 2024 to claim 50% off with code EB500 for Early Bird Discount. https://lnkd.in/gkm7RSFa #UCLALawExecEd #ExecutiveEducation #LeadershipDevelopment #ProfessionalGrowth #StayAhead
How does the privacy conversation change as we move from Web 2.0 to the AI era? What are large language models doing with our PII? And how do we move from using AI as a toy to finding use cases with significant economic value? Colby Hawker, AI Product Manager at Google, joins Alex Alben and Patrick Ip on the Responsible AI podcast to share his thoughts and predictions. We’ll even discuss whether AI is coming for your job. Is it? Tune into our podcast to find out. https://lnkd.in/gtxUt6Nv
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Listen to our alum, Patrick Ip '23, share his experience of the Master of Legal Studies program at UCLA School of Law, offering valuable insight and advice for prospective students. Start your application today: https://lnkd.in/g_3kwf8f #uclalawmls #uclalaw #ucla #masteroflegalstudies #whyUCLALawMLS
What is government's role in safeguarding citizen rights in the evolving AI landscape? This week we're talking with Professor William Covington from the University of Washington on our Responsible AI podcast. Professor Covington reflects on his experience in telecom regulation and what regulatory approaches we might apply to the world of AI. It's a lively listen! Find Responsible AI from The AI Forum wherever you get your podcasts.