Credit: Egor/Adobe Stock From Deep Fakes to Discrimination: Lawyers Weigh in on A.I. Landmines
"I'm a huge proponent of AI, but it must be used with guardrails, and too many are rushing to use it," said attorney Francisco Ramos Jr. of Clarke Silverglate.
March 26, 2024 at 11:21 AM
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It's a litigation minefield.
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