Topic: The AI Governance Stress Test: Would Your Organization Pass?

An attorney reports that an enterprise AI assistant may have revealed confidential information from another matter. The response team begins investigating—but the conversation history has expired, the model has changed, vendor logs are limited, and relevant information may be subject to a litigation hold. Then the team discovers that employees have also been using unapproved public AI tools.

In this interactive webinar, attendees will join a fictional AI governance response team and work through a fast-moving legal and information governance scenario. Through live polling and staged fact patterns, the session will examine confidentiality, privacy, records retention, legal holds, vendor changes, system logging, shadow AI, and cross-functional accountability.

Rather than focusing only on AI policies and principles, the program tests whether those rules would work during an actual incident. Attendees will leave with a practical framework for evaluating whether their organizations can detect, investigate, preserve, and respond to AI governance failures.

Attendees will learn how to:

Presenter Bio:  

Kathryn M. Rattigan is a member of Robinson+Cole’s Business Litigation Group and Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Team and co-chairs the firm’s Artificial Intelligence Team. She advises clients across industries—including healthcare—on data privacy, cybersecurity, technology risks, software contracting, outsourcing, and vendor management. A nationally recognized speaker and prolific author, Kathryn will discuss the growing role of AI in healthcare and the legal, operational, and governance considerations associated with its use.

 For more info: https://www.rc.com/kathryn-m-rattigan