AI Governance That Works
AI oversight is moving fast from theory to practice. This discussion will explore how legal teams are translating policy goals into day-to-day accountability — from internal acceptable use and data governance to vendor contracts and product approvals. We’ll examine where responsibility lives across the enterprise, what boards are asking, and how GCs are preparing for incoming regulatory frameworks like the EU AI Act, Canada’s AIDA, and state-level U.S. rules. Participants will compare how they are structuring committees, monitoring compliance, and defining thresholds for AI use that align with company values and risk tolerance. The goal is to crowdsource what “good governance” actually looks like in 2025.

IP in the Age of AI

AI has blurred long-settled lines around authorship and originality. This session will focus on how GCs are addressing copyright and ownership questions across training data, model outputs, and co-created works. We’ll discuss how companies are approaching fair use arguments, managing exposure when training on third-party content, and drafting agreements that clarify rights over data, prompts, and generated material. Attendees will compare how internal IP and product policies are evolving to balance innovation with defensibility, and what practices are emerging as the new standard for protecting AI-driven assets.

Join us for a closing reception with beverages and light bites, featuring lightly themed conversation areas that encourage informal, organic networking and offer a relaxed way to meet and connect with regional peers.