AI in the Boardroom #2 - Legal Implications with Peter van Dyck

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In this episode, Sander Berghmans, a researcher at GUBERNA, welcomes Peter Van Dyck, partner at Allen & Overy Shearman, to discuss the emerging legal risks for board members associated with the use of artificial intelligence.Mr. Van Dyck addresses critical questions such as how companies can mitigate AI-related risks to acceptable levels, the steps board members can take to protect themselves from personal legal consequences, and other essential legal considerations directors should be aware of.

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