Posts by Valerie ShmigolAttorneyValerie is a trusted legal advisor specializing in commercial and technology transactions, with a distinct focus on data privacy issues. Her practice is built on a deep passion for the intersection of privacy, law, and emerging ...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the way businesses and legal professionals operate. From contract review to legal compliance monitoring, AI offers speed, efficiency, and insight. However, with these benefits comes a hidden risk: AI bias.
Valerie Shmigol attended IAPP’s Global Privacy Summit (“IAPP GPS25”) in Washington D.C.
On schedule, Washington State's AI Task Force ("Task Force") published its Inaugural Report ("Report"). Spanning 49 pages, the Report largely reiterates familiar information, offers one policy recommendation, and leaves us with many lingering questions. Let's dive in.
As Attorney General, Bob Ferguson successfully led efforts to create an Artificial Intelligence Task Force. Artificial intelligence could be one of the first issues Bob Ferguson addresses as governor, with the Task Force scheduled to release its preliminary report just a few weeks before he is sworn in.
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