Generative AI adoption is accelerating across every function — and the legal risk is moving just as fast. In just sixty minutes, this fast-paced briefing unpacks the top issues in-house counsel are facing right now:

• The IP landscape — the latest fair use rulings on AI training data, and what they mean for both AI developers and end users.
• A practical governance roadmap — building an AI oversight program, briefing the board, and managing vendor risk.
• The litigation-risk dimension of day-to-day AI use — protecting privilege when Gen AI tools are deployed, emerging case law on the discoverability of AI prompts and outputs, and litigation hold practices in-house counsel need to preserve AI prompts before they're lost to short retention windows.

Designed for in-house counsel generalists, IP practitioners, and litigators alike, this program brings real-world context, recent case law, and practical guidance you can apply inside your own organization — with a clear framework for advising on AI adoption, from the boardroom to the day-to-day desk-level decisions that carry the most legal risk.

All registrants will receive a copy of the newly released ACC Artificial Intelligence Toolkit, 2nd Edition — so you can put the checklists and sample language discussed straight to work inside your own organization.

Speakers:

Meghan Farmer, Partner Practice Chair, Data Privacy, Kilpatrick Townsend

James Trigg, Managing Partner, New York, Kilpatrick Townsend

Joel Bush, Partner, Kilpatrick Townsend

Generously Sponsored by Kilpatrick

This live program offers free CLE in select jurisdictions for members of ACC. Please see details below!