In-house legal teams feel comfortable providing legal advice on AI-related matters, but so many employees are asking that they're struggling to keep up.
November 08, 2024 at 03:49 PM
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Legal departments are diving headfirst into the AI wave—excited by its potential yet also a little dazed after swallowing water early on.
According to Deloitte’s recently released 2024 CLO Strategy Survey, chief legal officers are taking more responsibility around AI, especially generative AI, and aren’t letting early bumps and bruises snuff out their enthusiasm.
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