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AI tech governance – from hallucinations to ownership

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Compliance teams have spent time assessing whether employees can safely use AI tools, yet a recent New York Tech Week panel at Romano Law highlighted a challenge that may prove more consequential.

Ownership and provenance are increasingly critical considerations for organizations attempting to build successful AI governance systems.

Attorneys at Romano Law PLLC’s recent tech week panel entitled “AI, Algorithms, & Liability” provided key insights as they discussed some familiar examples. The panel was moderated by founder and managing partner, Domenic Romano, with panelists

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