Attorney Kassi Burns, with 10 years of experience in AI and Machine Learning, discusses the Data Provenance Standards initiative by the Data & Trust Alliance. Learn how these standards promise transparency in data's journey from source to application and their potential to revolutionize sectors like healthcare and finance. Uncover challenges and benefits of standardizing metadata for data sets and explore future trends in data governance.

Expert in AI and workforce preparation, Olga Mack, discusses the impact of AI on the legal industry, including increased efficiency and accuracy, enhanced access to legal services, and the importance of addressing ethical and regulatory concerns. Legal professionals are predicted to require a blend of legal expertise and AI skills, including AI literacy, ethics, adaptability, and collaboration.

Attorney Kassi Burns, with 10 years of experience using AI and Machine Learning, discusses the future of AI and its impact on consumer rights and competition laws. They also delve into the FTC's Voice Cloning Challenge and its call for multidisciplinary solutions. The podcast explores client confidentiality, shopping preferences, lawyer jokes, and the importance of good writing and evidence in legal cases. They also discuss negotiating sensitive issues, aligning facts and the law, and the impact of technology on the legal field.

Attorney and AI expert, Kassi Burns, discusses the contrasting AI ethics approaches in Florida and California. They delve into the potential of generative AI for law practice, emphasizing the importance of active learning and practical experimentation. The chapter also highlights the hope for alignment among states regarding technology competency guidelines in the legal profession.

In this thought-provoking Notes to My Legal Self AI Insights episode, we're dissecting the tumultuous shifts in corporate governance at OpenAI. Join us as we welcome Duane Valz, a seasoned Silicon Valley legal expert, to unravel the events leading to Sam Altman's unexpected departure and the broader implications for AI governance. Key Takeaways: The Evolution of OpenAI: A detailed exploration of OpenAI's transformation from a non-profit entity to a complex, venture-backed organization and how this shift impacted its corporate governance. Sam Altman's Departure: Analyzing the circumstances and aftermath of Altman's exit, including its ripple effects across the AI industry. Corporate Governance Challenges: Lessons on foresight and strategy for rapidly evolving tech companies, with a focus on maintaining robust governance structures. Duane Valz, currently serving as VP & General Counsel at Insitro, shares his extensive experience in corporate law and IP strategy, drawing from his roles at Google, Zymergen Inc., and his involvement in several non-profit boards. Special Features: A deep dive into Duane's Medium article that sparked a significant conversation about OpenAI's governance issues. An analysis of the complexities of OpenAI's corporate structure and its implications for the AI industry. Teaser Questions: What were the underlying factors that led to the corporate governance failure at OpenAI? How could OpenAI's structure and strategy serve as a cautionary tale for other tech companies? In what ways could OpenAI have navigated its challenges differently for a more stable outcome? Subscribe to our podcast to stay connected with the evolving world of AI and law. We encourage listeners to share their perspectives on this episode's themes in the comments and join us for our next episode for more enriching discussions. This episode promises to be a treasure trove of insights for anyone interested in the intersection of AI, corporate law, and technology governance. Join us for an enlightening journey through the inner workings of one of the most influential companies in AI.

Welcome to Episode 15 of Season 6, where we delve into the transformative world of AI, sparked by the recent NIST workshop on AI safety and trustworthiness. In this episode, we are thrilled to have Olga Mack and Kassi Burns, an attorney with a decade of experience in AI and machine learning, joining us for a comprehensive discussion. Key Takeaways: Insight into marrying AI potential with ethical practices. Understanding the synergy between tech leaders and policymakers. Exploring cutting-edge tools and models in AI safety. Kassi Burns, an attorney and seasoned expert in AI and Machine Learning, shares her perspective on AI’s impact on legal issues and the significance of blockchain, NFTs, and web3. Special Features: Deep dive into NIST's "A USAISI Workshop: Collaboration to Enable Safe and Trustworthy AI." Exploration of innovative strategies for AI ethics. Discussion on the role of tech leaders and policymakers in shaping AI. Intriguing Teaser Questions: How can AI development balance innovation and ethics? What are the emerging challenges in making AI safe and trustworthy? How will AI shape the future of legal professions and other industries? Don't forget to subscribe for more insightful discussions and follow us on Twitter at @AIPodcast for updates. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the evolving landscape of AI, its ethical implications, and the future it holds for various industries. Join us on this insightful journey!

Welcome to Episode 14 of Season 6, where the world of law meets cutting-edge AI technology! In this episode, titled "How to Use Agent GPT in Law: A Guide to Autonomous AI Agents", we dive deep into the integration of AI in the legal sphere with our special guests, Kassi Burns and Olga Mack. Kassi, a seasoned attorney with a decade of experience in AI and machine learning, joins us to share her insights into the evolving landscape of law and technology. Key Takeaways: Kassi Burns' journey from transactional law to the forefront of eDiscovery and privacy law. The role of AI and machine learning in modern legal practices. Practical applications and limitations of AI tools like Agent GPT in legal settings. Creative uses of AI agents for non-legal purposes. Future implications of AI in the legal profession. Kassi Burns, a Senior Attorney at King and Spalding, is known for her expertise in eDiscovery, privacy law, data breach response, and information law. She brings a unique perspective to the table, emphasizing the importance of AI and machine learning in legal services. Special Features: Insights into the creation and customization of AI agents for legal and personal use. An intriguing discussion on the conservative nature of AI tools and how to creatively direct them. Perspectives on the ethical considerations and practical applications of AI in law. Intriguing Teaser Questions: How is AI reshaping the legal industry? Can AI agents like GPT truly understand and work within legal frameworks? What are the innovative ways attorneys like Kassi Burns are utilizing AI in their practice? Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review! Stay tuned for our next episode, where we continue exploring the fascinating intersection of law and technology.

Welcome to Season 6, Episode 13 of our podcast, where we delve into the captivating realm of AI and wearables. In this episode, titled "AI Pin: The Future of Technology and Law," we're joined by Kassi Burns, a seasoned attorney with a decade of experience in AI and Machine Learning. Key Takeaways: The AI Pin from Humane: We explore this groundbreaking innovation, which is leading the charge toward a screenless era, and its potential impact on daily life and technology interaction. Kassi Burns' Journey: Discover Kassi's unique path in the legal field, her involvement with eDiscovery, and her passion for emerging technologies like blockchain, NFTs, and web3. The Intersection of Wearables and AI: We dive into the challenges and potential of integrating AI into our daily wearables, with a focus on practicality and user experience. Guest Information: Kassi Burns Background: Senior Attorney at King and Spalding, Texas; Expert in eDiscovery, Privacy Law, and AI in legal operations. Special Features: An in-depth discussion on the potential and skepticism surrounding wearables like AI Pin. Insights into the evolution of legal tech and how AI is reshaping the industry. Intriguing Teaser Questions: Could AI Pin herald a new era in our interaction with technology? How does AI and wearable tech intersect with legal practices and data privacy? Don't forget to subscribe for more insightful discussions. Join us in exploring the frontiers of technology and law!

Welcome to Episode 12 of Season 6, where we delve into the pivotal White House Executive Order on AI and its profound implications for businesses and clients. Joining us is Steven Kelts, a renowned lecturer from Princeton's University Center for Human Values and an ethics advisor at the Responsible A.I. Institute. Key Takeaways: Overview of the White House Executive Order on AI and its significance. The role of NIST's risk management framework in regulatory compliance. The impact of AI regulations on businesses, especially those dealing with the government. Insight into foundation model registrations and market regulation changes. Steven Kelts brings a wealth of knowledge from his extensive experience in ethics, AI, and tech firms. His work at Princeton and contributions to IEEE’s Technology and Society Magazine highlight his expertise in ethical action in technology. Special Features: In-depth analysis of the executive order's implications. Insightful discussions on AI ethics, technology firms, and regulatory landscapes. Steven Kelts' unique perspective on ethical decision-making in AI. Teaser Questions: How will the executive order reshape the landscape for AI technology? What steps should businesses take to comply with new AI regulations? How does the executive order impact the ethical considerations in AI development? Stay informed and prepared. Subscribe to our podcast for more insightful discussions on AI and technology ethics. Share your thoughts and questions in the comments or reach out to us on social media. Join us for this enlightening episode as we navigate the complexities of AI regulation and its far-reaching consequences.

Rayan Krishnan and Langston Nashold, Stanford grads, discuss evaluating legal AI tools. They explore challenges in verifying accuracy, potential applications, and the need for industry standards. They highlight retrieval augmented generation and building trust in legal AI tools.