Artificial Intelligence Should Be Adopted Through Legally and Operationally Sound Strategies
Please join us on Wednesday, September 17th from 4:30-7:30 at LaBelle Winery in Amherst, NH where Attorney Cam Shiling will speak on Artificial Intelligence in the workplace.
Just like computers, email and the Internet, businesses can, will and must (to be competitive) embrace AI in their operations. While AI is sometimes analogized to the Wild West, a business’s adoption of it should be neither unplanned nor unstructured. Existing and emerging domestic and foreign AI laws, as well as applicable aspects of privacy and cybersecurity laws, create an emerging body of principles and rules for the use of AI by businesses. Likewise, lawyers, businesses and industry associations are creating a set of best-practices to implement AI. This presentation will address legally and operationally sound strategies for businesses to investigate, test and prototype, integrate, and capitalize on the power of AI.
Cam Shilling founded and chairs the Cybersecurity and Privacy Group at McLane Middleton. The group of six professionals have developed a breadth and depth of expertise superior to many firms with a national presence. Over 20 plus years, Cam and his colleagues have provided cyber, privacy and AI risk management advice and incident response services to businesses, professional services firms, health care providers, banks and financial institutions, schools, non-profits, and many other organizations throughout New England, along the East Coast, nationally, and internationally. Cam is routinely featured as an expert in cyber, privacy and AI in regional and national media. In recognition of his leadership in this field, Cam has received the Business in Excellence Award from the N.H. Business Review, the Go To Cyber Lawyer Award from Mass Lawyers Weekly, and the Northeast Trailblazer Award from American Lawyer Association. Cam also serves on the Policy Advisory Board of the International Associate of Privacy Professionals.
