During a recent General Counsel Conference, key discussions revolved around the complexities of selecting artificial intelligence vendors and managing internal investigations. Xavier Cunningham, a supervisory attorney adviser at the Justice Department, offered insights into the challenges corporations face as they “appease the government by trying to do the right thing.” Attendees noted the inherent uncertainty in choosing the right AI vendor, describing it as somewhat like “a bit of a crap shoot.” Additionally, caution was advised regarding the phenomenon of “scope creep” in internal investigations, which can lead to broader and potentially more costly inquiries.
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