The New York State Bar Association released a report carried out by its AI Task Force, scrutinising the legal, social and ethical implications of AI on the legal profession, along with the impact of new guidelines on businesses.
In this episode of Bite-Size Business, a Fordham Law School faculty podcast, host Amy Martella, executive director of the Corporate Law Center, interviewed Jonathan Armstrong of Punter Southall Law.
Jonathan was one of the 16 members of the AI Task Force and has direct involvement in shaping this evolving landscape.
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