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AI and the Role of the Board of Directors

Holly J. Gregory
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Artificial intelligence (AI) has the capacity to disrupt entire industries, with implications for corporate strategy and risk, stakeholder relationships, and compliance that require the attention of the board of directors.

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Holly J. Gregory

New York

holly.gregory@sidley.com

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