Artificial intelligence is evolving and exposing companies to new areas of liability and regulatory minefields, which means it’s high time for general counsel to get comfortable with AI if they want to avoid costly compliance missteps.

That’s the takeaway from a report that Lex Mundi released on Thursday. The report is based on a workshop discussion that Lex Mundi, a Houston-based global network of independent law firms, hosted earlier this year in Amsterdam. 

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