<p><a href='https://squareone.bakerbotts.net/Pages/Person.aspx?uid=06321'>Maggie Welsh</a> and <a href='https://squareone.bakerbotts.net/Pages/Person.aspx?uid=06390'>Brendan Quigley</a> delve into the Department of Justice’s evolving approach to artificial intelligence. They explore the DOJ’s strategies for addressing AI-related challenges, including regulatory frameworks, enforcement actions, and ethical considerations.</p>

Maggie Welsh and Brendan Quigley delve into the Department of Justice’s evolving approach to artificial intelligence. They explore the DOJ’s strategies for addressing AI-related challenges, including regulatory frameworks, enforcement actions, and ethical considerations.

<p><a href="https://squareone.bakerbotts.net/Pages/Person.aspx?uid=06321" rel="noopener noreferrer">Maggie Welsh</a> and <a href="https://squareone.bakerbotts.net/Pages/Person.aspx?uid=06390" rel="noopener noreferrer">Brendan Quigley</a> delve into the Department of Justice’s evolving approach to artificial intelligence. They explore the DOJ’s strategies for addressing AI-related challenges, including regulatory frameworks, enforcement actions, and ethical considerations.</p>

Navigating AI: The DOJ’s Evolving Approach

The AI Counsel Code is here to keep you up to date on all the artificial intelligence legal issues arising in the modern business frontier. Host Maggie Welsh is a partner at Baker Botts and Co-chair of the AI Practice Group. With an engineering background and industry knowledge, she has focused her career on AI and intellectual property issues in the evolving tech sector.

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