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OVERVIEW
Over the course of the last year, there has been a rapid deployment of generative AI in global business.
One major challenge companies and organizations now face is how to account for all the risks involved – be it security, privacy, reliability, ethical, regulatory, intellectual property, etc. it is essential for professionals to understand and manage the unique legal implications associated.
ALB is proud to present a fresh, new take on an Artificial Intelligence Masterclass. This 2-part online course provides a comprehensive overview on the many, multi-layered risk and compliance issues that surround generative AI and its integration into business.
Participants will get a unique deep dive on the global regulation frameworks and explore practical issues such as intellectual property rights affecting training data and AI outputs, confidentiality and legal privilege, managing the risk of bias and discrimination, effective due diligence and supply chain risk management.
WHAT YOU WILL ACHIEVE
- Identify common features and requirements of laws and regulations to streamline compliance procedures
- Examine existing and developing approaches to AI regulation (EU AI Act, G7 AI Principles)
- Comprehensive study of governance frameworks such as Singapore’s AI Verify
- Learn about the impact of data protection and privacy laws (GDPR, China’s Data Security Law and PIPL, India’s DPDPA)
- Identify common features and requirements of laws and regulations to streamline compliance procedures
- Understand the key questions to raise in supplier due diligence
- Recognise red flags in supplier responses
- Apply safeguards for legal privilege and confidentiality
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
- General Counsel
- In-House Legal Counsel
- CLO (Chief Legal Officer)
- Head of Legal, VP Legal, Head of Compliance, Legal Director
- Ethics, Risk and Compliance Officers
- CISOs, CTOs and Information Security Directors
PRICING
| Before GST | After GST | |
| Standard Rate | USD 920 | USD 1,002.80 |
Group Booking Promo: Get 20% OFF when you register 3 or more participants!
CONTACT US
Romulus Tham
(65) 8126 1532 / romulus.tham@tr.com
Skye Gamban
(632) 8424 9075 / skye.gamban@tr.com
WEBSITE
https://www.legalbusinessonline.com/AI2024
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