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Great Women in Compliance

Great Women in Compliance: Jess Nall on Defending Tech Innovators

Welcome to the Great Women in Compliance Podcast. In this episode, Hemma visits with Jess Nall, a partner at Baker McKenzie.

Jess is a leader of Baker McKenzie’s AI and Cyber practice and
leads the Firm’s government defense practice in the US heart of technological innovation, the San Francisco Bay Area. For more than twenty years, Jess has defended technology innovators in high-profile federal and state government enforcement and investigations involving AI, cyber-security, algorithmic price-fixing, economic espionage, and trade sanctions.

With two decades of tech law experience under her belt and playing a pivotal role in various global technology enforcement cases, Jess has a grounded understanding of the complexities surrounding AI compliance and enforcement. She highlights the rapidly evolving global regulation and the increasing pressure it places on compliance professionals.

Jess advocates for a proactive approach to comprehension and readiness for the enforcement and governance aspects of AI, encouraging clients to have robust good faith narratives that illustrate their compliance efforts. This perspective is formed not only from her substantial professional experience but also her deep understanding of the potential risks and malpractices related to the use of AI technology.

Key Highlights:

  • AI Regulations: Impact on Businesses and Compliance
  • Navigating Risks in AI Compliance and Enforcement
  • Deceptive AI Marketing Practices in Industry
  • Fostering Collaboration for AI Compliance Success
  • Enhancing Regulatory Compliance with AI Analytics
  • Enhancing Legal Access with AI Translation

Resources:
Join the Great Women in Compliance community on LinkedIn here.

AI Strategy: The Whole Brain Approach Will Win in forbes.com

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TechLaw10

TechLaw10: Eric Sinrod & Jonathan Armstrong on AI, ChatGPT & Legal Liability

In this edition of TechLaw10, Jonathan Armstrong talks to Attorney and Professor Eric Sinrod from his home in California. They look again at the legal issues surrounding AI, the rise of chatbot ChatGPT, and the legal and ethical issues it brings.

This film follows an earlier one that examined these issues: https://bit.ly/chatgptfilm. This time, Eric and Jonathan focus on liability for chatbot operators.

The topics include:

  • Can chatbots be liable for the things they do?
  • Should Section 230 of the US Communications Decency Act protect chatbots?
  • Can chatbots be liable for IP issues?
  • How is the UK Shetland Times case from 1996 relevant to today’s AI offerings?
  • Is ChatGPT right in its legal assessment of its liabilities?
  • What are the issues involved in scraping data to train AI?
  • What will the proposed new EU AI law do?
  • How will regulators handle AI complaints?

You can listen to earlier TechLaw10 audio podcasts with Eric and Jonathan at https://www.duanemorris.com/site/techlaw10.html

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TechLaw10

Eric Sinrod & Jonathan Armstrong on AI & ChatGPT

In this edition of TechLaw10, Jonathan Armstrong talks with Attorney and Professor Eric Sinrod. They examine the legal issues surrounding AI, the rise of chatbot ChatGPT, and the legal and ethical issues it raises.

The topics include:

    • A Discussion on Ethics & Technology
    • The Need for AI Not to Discriminate
    • The Use of AI in Recruitment
    • The Use of Chatbots for Harm
    • AI & Copyright Issues
    • Does ChatGPT lie, and if so, what are the consequences?
    • Political Bias with Chatbots
    • A 1996 Case that could limit the Lawful Activity of some chatbots
    • How AI Harvesting Data Could be a Criminal offense under Computer Misuse Legislation
    • How data subject rights under GDPR may impact AI

You can listen to earlier TechLaw10 audio podcasts with Eric and Jonathan at https://www.duanemorris.com/site/techlaw10.html

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Daily Compliance News

Daily Compliance News: January 31, 2024 – The $70,000 Watch Edition

Welcome to the Daily Compliance News. Each day, Tom Fox, the Voice of Compliance, brings you compliance-related stories to start your day. Sit back, enjoy a cup of morning coffee and listen to the Daily Compliance News. All from the Compliance Podcast Network. Each day, we consider four stories from the business world: compliance, ethics, risk management, leadership, or general interest for the compliance professional.

In today’s edition of Daily Compliance News:

• Germany to seize $2 billion worth of bitcoin. (NYT)

• Musk’s $55 billion pay package is voided.  (FT)

• An Ecuadorian official got a $70,000 watch as a bribe.  (Bloomberg)

• More lawyer trouble for fake ChatGPT citations.  (Reuters)

For more information on Ethico and a free White Paper on top compliance issues in 2024, click here.

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Data Driven Compliance

The Uses of Data Driven Compliance: Part 1 – What’s the Hype?

Welcome to Data Driven Compliance. In this podcast, we discuss how to use data to improve and enhance the effectiveness of your compliance program, creating greater business efficiency, all leading to more return on investment for your compliance regime. Join host Tom Fox as he explores how data will drive your compliance program to the next level. This podcast is sponsored by KonaAI.

I recently had the opportunity to visit with Vince Walden, founder and CEO of KonaAI, for a podcast series on the uses of data driven compliance. Over these five podcasts, we will discuss generative AI and ChatGPT in compliance, the profiles of corrupt payments, making the business case for data-driven compliance, what to ask for and how to ask for it, and some success stories. In Part 1, we ask, ‘What’s all the hype around generative AI and ChatGPT in compliance’?

Vince Walden is a seasoned professional in the field of generative AI and chatbots, with a particular focus on compliance monitoring. He firmly believes that these technologies have the potential to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of compliance monitoring significantly. Drawing from her extensive experience in technology-assisted review and his current role at KonaAI, Walden sees practical applications for generative AI in navigating compliance monitoring functions and interacting with data dashboards, eliminating manual intervention. However, he also acknowledges the potential pitfalls of over-reliance on generative AI, such as the risk of false statements and the need for fact-checking. Despite these challenges, Walden remains optimistic about the future of generative AI and chatbots in transforming the compliance industry and explains why you should.

Key Highlights:

  • The Evolution of Compliance Monitoring with Generative AI
  • Efficient Compliance Monitoring with Generative AI
  • The Importance of Fact-Checking ChatGPT
  • Customizable Compliance Monitoring Tool for Companies

Resources:

Connect with Vince Walden on LinkedIn

Check out KonaAI

Connect with Tom Fox on LinkedIn

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Blog

Revolutionizing Compliance Monitoring with Generative AI and Chat GPT

I recently had the opportunity to visit with Vince Walden, founder and CEO of KonaAI, for a podcast series on the uses of data driven compliance. KonaAI is the sponsor of those podcasts. This blog post series will flesh out the podcast show notes. Over the next five blog posts, we will discuss generative AI and ChatGPT in compliance, the profiles of corrupt payments, making the business case for data-driven compliance, what to ask for and how to ask for it, and some success stories. In Part 1, we will consider using generative AI and ChatGPT for compliance.

My special guest is Vince Walden, a trailblazer spearheading transformative advancements in the compliance industry through the innovative use of data and data analytics. Vince’s grounding in generative AI and Chat GPT has enabled him to push the boundaries of traditional compliance monitoring. His knack for simplifying complex concepts has won him acclaim at numerous conferences, where he frequently shares his expertise. Vince’s novel strategies are revolutionary and rapidly becoming the new standard in the field.

Together with Walden, we will explore how compliance professionals can enhance their monitoring efficiency through generative AI and Chat GPT. Having worked extensively in the compliance and data arenas, Walden understands the challenges compliance professionals face in navigating the complex regulatory landscape. He shares his expertise and highlights practical use cases of Chat GPT in compliance monitoring, demonstrating how it can streamline the decision-making process. We will provide actionable strategies for improving compliance monitoring and addressing compliance professionals’ pain points.

You have probably heard of Generative AI. What is the hype about it? Generative AI does not just analyze data—it creates or “generates” responses or outputs based on the given data. Something like a brilliant virtual assistant! Walden discussed some of the uses. He mentioned how these AI chatbots can interact directly with a compliance dashboard. This means it is more than simply about reading data—it is about interpreting it and helping make navigating tons of data more accessible. It provides recommendations, insights, and options based on what it’s looking at. This could eliminate the need to click around on your dashboard.

AI is pretty good with data. But what about qualitative information? You might be wondering if you can leave everything entirely to AI. Walden adds a bit of a reality check here by reminding us of the importance of human intervention in checking the AI’s output. There is a downside to relying exclusively on AI’s output. A compliance professional must take results at face value. There is a need for validation and fact-checking to ensure we’re not accidentally spreading misinformation or making decisions based on false statements. It’s like that saying, “Trust but verify.”

One of the key challenges associated with generative AI and chatbots in compliance monitoring is striking the right balance between automation and human oversight. While chatbots can assist in navigating and analyzing data, human judgment and expertise are still crucial in interpreting the results and making informed decisions. Compliance professionals must ensure that the rules and algorithms used by the chatbots are accurate and aligned with regulatory requirements.

Another consideration is data privacy and security. Using generative AI and chatbots within a secure platform that protects sensitive information is essential. Compliance professionals should avoid sending data to third-party providers and ensure privacy regulations are followed.

Despite these challenges, generative AI and chatbots in compliance monitoring are promising. By leveraging these technologies, compliance teams can improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance the overall effectiveness of their monitoring processes. The ability to customize review strategies based on different risk thresholds and areas of concern further enhances the value of these tools.

The bottom line is that generative AI and chatbots are set to revolutionize compliance monitoring by providing professionals with more efficient and interactive ways to navigate data and identify potential compliance issues. While there are tradeoffs and challenges to consider, the benefits of these technologies in terms of efficiency and cost-effectiveness are significant. Compliance professionals must exercise caution, fact-check the output of generative AI, and maintain human oversight to ensure accuracy and compliance with regulations. As compliance monitoring continues to evolve, the integration of generative AI and chatbots will undoubtedly play a crucial role in shaping its future.

The steps outlined in the article – leveraging generative AI and Chat GPT for compliance monitoring – are pivotal in helping compliance professionals achieve improved monitoring efficiency. By using generative AI to analyze large volumes of data in real time, compliance professionals can detect anomalies and potential violations more efficiently than ever. Additionally, the automation of compliance checks through Chat GPT significantly reduces the burden of manual reviews and frees up valuable time for proactive monitoring activities. These technological advancements enhance monitoring accuracy and streamline the decision-making process, allowing compliance professionals to make informed and timely decisions. By adopting these innovative tools, compliance professionals can achieve improved compliance monitoring results and ensure organizational adherence to regulations.

 Resources:

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Check out KonaAI

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2 Gurus Talk Compliance

2 Gurus Talk Compliance – Episode 12 – Speaking Up is Awesome Edition

What happens when two top compliance commentators get together? They talk about compliance, of course. Join Tom Fox and Kristy Grant-Hart in 2 Gurus Talk Compliance as they discuss the latest compliance issues in this week’s episode! In this episode, Tom and Kristy take on a wide variety of compliance topics, including a visit by a Florida man.

In the world of business, compliance and investigation protocols play a crucial role in ensuring fairness, consistency, and institutional justice. Organizations need to establish robust frameworks to handle incidents effectively and mitigate risks. In this episode of 2 Gurus Talk Compliance, we discuss several key factors impacting the enhancement of compliance and investigation protocols for organizations, including the need for standardization and rigor in investigation protocols, a perspective rooted in his belief in the importance of a culture of compliance within organizations. Kristy takes the lead in highlighting the value of consistency and standards in investigation protocols for ensuring institutional justice and fairness. Join them as they delve deeper into this topic on this episode of the 2 Gurus Talk Compliance podcast.

 Highlights Include:

  1. ISO standards for internal investigations. (FCPA Blog)
  2. Tom releases a new book. (Amazon)
  3. The Spanish Kiss. (ESPN)
  4. How to develop a culture of compliance. (Compliance and Enforcement Blog)
  5. The first 100 days. (CCI)
  6. Has China outlawed due diligence? (FCPA Blog)
  7. 3M Settles U.S. Probe Over Tourist Trips for China Officials (FCPA Blog)
  8. You Can Now Make ChatGPT Work Specifically for Your Company. Here’s How (Inc.)
  9. You’ve Heard of Quiet Quitting. Now Companies are Quiet Cutting (WSJ)
  10. Fentanyl found in cookie jar during a traffic stop in Florida, man arrested (WFLA Florida)

 Resources 

Kristy Grant-Hart on LinkedIn

Spark Consulting

Tom

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Compliance and AI

Compliance and AI – Gordon Firemark on AI & ChatGPT for Podcasters

What is the role of Artificial Intelligence in compliance? What about Machine Learning? Are you using ChatGPT? These questions are but three of the many questions we will explore in this exciting new podcast series, Compliance and AI. Hosted by Tom Fox, the award-winning Voice of Compliance, this podcast will look at how AI will impact compliance programs into the next decade and beyond. If you want to find out why the future is now, join Tom Fox on this journey to the frontiers of AI.

AI is becoming increasingly prevalent in the creative industry, and with it comes a range of legal implications. Tom Fox and Gordon Firemark recently discussed the legal implications of AI and how it can be used to create deceptive and misleading content on their podcast, Absolutely!

Tom and Gordon believe that creatives should be fairly compensated for their work and that children should be taught about the business side of art. As Tom puts it, “If someone creates something of value, they should receive fair compensation for it.” They also advocate for exposing children to different ideas and lifestyles.

AI has the potential to create deep fake videos and audio, which can be difficult to distinguish from the real thing. This technology has the potential to be used to create deceptive and misleading content, which could have legal implications. For instance, the Federal Trade Commission has rules and other regulations that come into play when dealing with false advertising issues at a state level.

Additionally, intellectual property issues can arise when AI is used to summarize a book, as the courts and Copyright Office have stated that AI-generated material is not copyrightable. The recent Supreme Court ruling in the Andy Warhol Foundation versus Lynn Goldsmith case found that the use of the photograph was not transformative enough and was commercial in nature, thus the photographer had a valid copyright claim.

Tom and Gordon are both planning to attend Podcast Movement in Denver in late August. Gordon and another podcasting attorney named Lindsay Bowen will be presenting together on either a contract tear down or a mock negotiation of a deal for creatives. The panel will discuss common legal issues that need to be negotiated and worked out in those kinds of deals.

AI is a powerful and effective tool, but it is important to be aware of the potential legal implications that come with it. Creatives should be fairly compensated for their work and children should be exposed to different ideas and lifestyles. For more information on AI and the legal implications, make sure to check out Tom and Gordon’s presentation at Podcast Movement in Denver.

Key Highlights

·      AI and Chat GPT

·      AI and Copyright Issues

·      Fair Compensation for Creatives

·      Legal Issues in Art

Resources

Gordon Firemark on LinkedIn

Firemark Law Firm

Tom Fox

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YouTube

Twitter

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Daily Compliance News

Daily Compliance News: July 25, 2023 – The Ted Cruz Be Damned Edition

Welcome to the Daily Compliance News. Each day, Tom Fox, the Voice of Compliance brings to you compliance-related stories to start your day. Sit back, enjoy a cup of morning coffee, and listen in to the Daily Compliance News. All, from the Compliance Podcast Network. Each day we consider four stories from the business world, compliance, ethics, risk management, leadership, or general interest for the compliance professional.

  • Chinese fight seed corruption. (WSJ)
  • UM Law bans using ChatGPT in applications. (Reuters)
  • Another ex-con embraces compliance. (WSJ)
  • Barbie No. 1 movie for the weekend. (NYT)
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FCPA Compliance Report

FCPA Compliance Report: Gordon Firemark – Defending Creative Rights: Protecting Podcasts from AI & GPT

Welcome to the award-winning FCPA Compliance Report, the longest running podcast in compliance. In this episode, Tom welcomes back the Lawyer to Podcasters – Gordon Firemark.

With the increasing prevalence of AI and Chat GPT technologies in the podcasting world, legal implications must be addressed. Tom and Gordon discuss potential legal issues, such as AI accessing private information and Chat GPT generating false information. To further this discussion, Firemark will be presenting at Podcast Movement 2023 on the importance of protecting freedom of expression in the arts. It is essential for creatives to understand their rights and obligations, as well as the potential impact of AI and Chat GPT on their work, to ensure they are fairly compensated for their creative efforts. This podcast episode provides valuable insight into the changing dynamics of the podcasting world and the need for creatives to remain informed.

Key Highlights

·      AI and Chat GPT

·      AI and Copyright Issues

·      Fair Compensation for Creatives

·      Legal Issues in Art

Resources

Gordon Firemark on LinkedIn

Firemark Law Firm

Tom Fox

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Facebook

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Twitter

LinkedIn