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Cybersecurity and Legal Tech In 2022: Predictions from the Field: Part Two
[Editor's Note: Cybersecurity Law & Strategy has once again joined with its ALM sibling, Legaltech News, to offer expert opinions for what the New Year might bring in cybersecurity. Part One, last issue, included commentary on cybersecurity, remote work, privacy and e-discovery. Part Two has expert commentary on what 2022 might bring in legal ops, next generation tech and contract review.]
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Daniel Bonner, Director of Client Solutions, Level Legal: "Finally, Excel wins the day, and attorneys who feared the black box of AI get the last laugh. AI — and this means machine learning — is on its way to being formally regulated, and it is as likely we will get a universal standard for its use as we are for data privacy. A US federal standard would be great at this point, but instead we will see country-by-country regulations and complexities for AI use based on cultural norms, political powers, and according to the EU's proposal, "training, validation and testing data sets that are relevant, representative, free of errors and complete." The very definition makes the training set impossible to meet the requirement."
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