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CLE LUNCHEON:
Not So Artificial Risks for Users & Creators of AI


Thursday, September 12th
11:30am – 1:30pm MDT

11:30am Registration & Lunch Buffet
12 Noon CLE Presentation
1:00pm Conclusion & Questions
$20 Members | $30 Non-members
One (1) CLE Credit Pending. 

REGISTER NOW!
 

Tamayo Restaurant | 14th Street & Larimer | Larimer Square
 

Join Stinson LLP and ACC for a discussion on techniques for reducing legal risks that are useful for both users and creators of AI.  Presenters will also cover the new Colorado Consumer Protections for Artificial Intelligence law.

In this session, in-house counsel will learn:

  • How to protect intellectual property and confidentiality when using AI

  • How to address risks and rewards in the use of AI programming tools by software developers

  • Advantages of paid AI tool licenses

  • How to address algorithmic discrimination by AI systems in light of new Colorado legislation


PRESENTERS

  • Jeffrey Brown CIPP, General Counsel - Privacy, Data & AI Governance, Global Privacy Officer of Telus International

  • Judith Araujo, Attorney – Data Privacy, Artificial Intelligence & IP at Stinson LLP

  • Steve Cosentino CIPP, Partner – Cybersecurity, Data Privacy, Artificial Intelligence & IP at Stinson LLP

 

COMPLIMENTARY Valet Parking ($15 Value) 
ACCESSIBLE AT 15th & LARIMER COLORADO VALETS STAND

 

 

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