Guests:

• Meghan Anzelc, Ph.D. - president and Chief Data and Analytics Officer, Three Arc Advisory
• Christina Fernandes-D'Souza - Director of Data Science, Three Arc Advisory

Navigating the modern business landscape without a grasp of AI and machine learning terminology is akin to trying to read a book in a foreign language without a translator. As AI and machine learning increasingly dominate the tech frontier, understanding their language isn't just beneficial—it's crucial. Beyond the allure of buzzwords, it's a gateway to groundbreaking technologies that can reshape business operations. When you're fluent in AI and machine learning parlance, you can better evaluate which solutions genuinely align with your business objectives. Would you rather be the business leader who simply nods during a tech presentation or the one who truly understands what's being discussed?

With an emphasis on jargon-free, accessible content, we'll break down the most buzzworthy and confusing terms in the artificial intelligence space, ensuring you’re equipped not just to converse but to drive your organization's strategic approach in this brave new digital age.

In this insightful episode featuring Shawnna Hoffman, President of Guardrail Technologies, we explore the critical topic of AI guardrails. Shawnna emphasizes the need for guardrails due to AI's inherent uncertainty, especially in regulated industries like healthcare and finance. Drawing from her extensive experience, she shares real-world examples of AI's benefits and risks, highlighting the importance of verifying AI outputs.

Host Cheryl Wilson Griffin underscores the significance of robust guardrails in the legal field, advocating for a balanced approach with both technological and human oversight. The episode also covers the dangers of overselling AI capabilities, the role of governance committees, and the necessity of addressing bias and data integrity. Practical steps for responsible AI implementation and staying informed about the evolving regulatory landscape are discussed.

In this episode of "AI for Smart People," we discuss how to effectively start AI projects within the legal industry, emphasizing the importance of identifying real problems before implementing AI solutions. Featuring Dr. Floor Blindenbach, CEO of Organizing for Innovation, this episode provides practical guidance for legal professionals. Learn about the critical steps for defining problems clearly, engaging motivated participants, focusing on specific projects, and ensuring top management support. Discover how AI can enhance legal practices by automating routine tasks and providing deeper insights, all while emphasizing the essential role of human oversight in AI projects. Join us for an insightful conversation on leveraging AI to transform legal workflows and achieve lasting solutions.