Led by the nation’s foremost legal specialist on the intersection of artificial intelligence and the law, as well as world-class litigators and IP-focused lawyers fluent in the latest AI and machine-learning tools and their applications, our cross-departmental AI team is uniquely positioned to help clients mitigate potential legal and business risks in their use of AI-powered technologies, while safely taking advantage of the business opportunities presented by these powerful new tools.
Events
Katherine Forrest to Discuss Cybersecurity in the Music Industry at RSA Conference Event
Litigation partner Katherine Forrest will participate in a panel, “Face the Music: Cybersecurity and the Music Industry,” as part of the annual RSA Conference.
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Dave Curran, Katherine Forrest and Jonathan Ashtor Host Program on ESG and AI Risk Management
On May 9, Sustainability and ESG Advisory Practice Co-Chair Dave Curran and partners Katherine Forrest and Jonathan Ashtor co-hosted an in-person event, “Navigating AI Risk Management from an ESG Perspective,” in collaboration with Deloitte Touche at Paul, Weiss’s New York office.
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Katherine Forrest Discusses Government Usage of Artificial Intelligence at PLI Event
On January 24, litigation partner Katherine Forrest participated in a Practising Law Institute (PLI) panel, “Government Usage of AI,” as part of PLI’s Artificial Intelligence Law 2023 program.
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Katherine Forrest Discusses Cutting-Edge Legal Work on Artificial Intelligence and Other Emerging Technologies in LEADERS Magazine
LEADERS Magazine featured litigation partner Katherine Forrest in the “Women Leaders” section of its April, May, June 2023 issue.
Our Practice
Lightning-fast advances in AI and machine learning algorithms are revolutionizing the way business is done across a broad array of industries and are being used across business operations. We help boards and top management understand emerging regulatory concerns; establish appropriate parameters and guardrails in testing data-set models; and stay ahead of potential legal and regulatory repercussions.