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These sessions are for practitioners who are already using AI and want the failure modes named. They are not orientations. Nobody in the room needs to be told the tools exist.
Formats. A 60 to 90 minute CLE-format session. A working session where the group scores representative workflows in the room, using sanitized materials. A conference talk or panel.
Sessions that travel well.
What a human-review requirement can and cannot establish.
Confidentiality and privilege when the work passes through a vendor's system.
Where an accurate number becomes a misleading one, and why the lawyer is the one holding it when it lands.
Reading AI vendor terms: retention, training, and what an enterprise carve-out actually covers.
What AI assistance does and does not do to inventorship, disclosure, and the prosecution record.
Background. USPTO-registered patent attorney and former software engineer. IP Chair of the Women's Bar Association of the State of New York. Published in IPWatchdog. Operational IP Debt is forthcoming in the University of Florida Journal of Technology Law and Policy.
To discuss a session, email [email protected]
Not legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is created. Views are my own. Attorney advertising in some jurisdictions.