Hear more about how AI Forum founder Alex Alben’s legal career focusing on media and intellectual property has led him to found, together with Patrick Ip, the new company Theo.AI. Alex joined Matt Cohen on the podcast Tank Talks to discuss Theo.AI’s mission to predict legal case outcomes, the impact of AI on law, and the ethical challenges AI poses.

How does the privacy conversation change as we move from Web 2.0 to the AI era? What are large language models doing with our PII? And how do we move from using AI as a toy to finding use cases with significant economic value? Colby Hawker, AI Product Manager at Google, joins Alex Alben and Patrick Ip on the Responsible AI podcast to share his thoughts and predictions.

Gain valuable insights into the complex interplay between technology, regulation, and societal impact in the realm of artificial intelligence in our conversation with Professor William Covington of the University of Washington. It’s another episode of the Responsible AI podcast from The AI Forum.

How is education changing with the advent of AI? Listen as Jennifer Schwab, founder and CEO of ENTITY Academy, talks with Alex Alben and Patrick Ip in the Responsible AI podcast from The AI Forum.

We’re launching a podcast! Join AI Forum directors Alex Alben and Patrick IP for Responsible AI from The AI Forum, an episodic exploration of the societal and legal implications of artificial intelligence.

Tiffany Georgievski, a leading AI Attorney at Sony Research, sat down with us to discuss the transformative power of AI in the legal domain and the challenges it presents.

We are grappling with the question of how to ethically leverage AI, both for customers and our employees.

I do see our security analytics enhancing our ability to analyze threats, which could be a huge improvement. I also see the ability of the threat actors to use AI to get more sophisticated in their attacks, to code attacks very quickly. This will increase our need to anticipate those threats and to protect ourselves from them.

The current Writers Guild strike and a recent lawsuit filed by thousands of authors against the OpenAI corporation highlights the turbulent landscape created by generative AI and raises intriguing copyright questions.

In an interview with AI Forum, Chris Caren, the CEO of Turnitin.com, provided a deep dive into the multifaceted roles of artificial intelligence (AI) in today's educational landscape and its broader implications across various sectors.

The AI Forum recently sat down with UCLA Law Professor Eugene Volokh to discuss the intricate interplay between artificial intelligence (AI) and the legal system. Volokh, a renowned expert in constitutional law, shared his insights on the challenges and opportunities AI presents to the legal profession.