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With its rapid global popularity, ChatGPT has sparked both enthusiasm and concern, prompting crucial conversations about its potential applications, and the ethical considerations it raises. Join us as we explore the multifaceted landscape of Artificial Intelligence (AI), unravelling its unprecedented capabilities and the practical considerations that come with its use. Dentons Partner Campbell Featherstone talks to Founder and Board Director at AcademyEX Frances Valintine, and Head of Dentons' Data Privacy and Cybersecurity UK Ireland, Middle East Simon Elliott.
In this episode, they discuss:
- How AI has revolutionised productivity in various industries including the legal profession.
- How organisations can go about exploring the market for AI tools that suit their needs.
- The intricate privacy risks and terms of use governing AI technologies.
- Other regulatory concerns, including what we are seeing in Europe with the EU AI Act, and what we may see on a global basis and closer to home in New Zealand as regulators look to regulate AI.
- The role that directors and business leaders play in fostering a culture of responsible AI usage within their organisations.
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