Frances M. Green, Of Counsel, co-presents "The Future of Work: Work Reimagined & Employment Law in the Age of AI" at the 22nd Annual Corporate Counsel Women of Color Career Strategies Conference, which runs from September 23 to 26.

The panel examines how artificial intelligence is reshaping the workforce, from the tools and autonomous agents now used across recruitment, performance management, and daily work to the state of the law governing them — including attorney-client privilege issues raised by AI, state automated decision-making technology (ADMT) laws, the federal landscape, the EU AI Act, and the core compliance themes every AI governance program must address. The discussion also covers legal's role in responsible AI, including planning frameworks, vetting of human resources tools, bias audits, and notice requirements, as well as how legal can turn compliance obligations into effective AI enablement strategies.

For more information, visit the conference website.

Event Detail

11:45 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. ET

Orlando

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