The use of AI is revolutionizing the way businesses operate across various industries. By leveraging AI technologies such as machine learning and natural language processing, businesses can streamline their processes, make more informed decisions, and automate customer services. AI enables companies to increase efficiency and productivity; however, the rapid development of AI technology has already created debate over industry regulation, tech monopolies, copyright law, attorney-client privilege, and the ethics of content generation. Non-executve directors across boards of all levels need to develop the critical skills to manage their response to these developments. AI is reshaping the business landscape; boards must keep pace with this change.

At L-EV8, we are uniquely placed to train prospective non-executive directors on how to handle the development and challenges of AI. Our very own Jonathan Armstrong serves both on the New York State Bar Association’s AI Task Force and on the Law Society AI Group. He was part of the former’s groundbreaking report looking at the impact of AI on society and the law, which included a number of guidelines for the legal profession. He has also spoken widely on current and future AI regulation in the UK, EU and United States, and his expertise and advice is widely sought across media and business organisations. Our trainees benefit enormously from the wealth of knowledge on AI that he, and the rest of the team at L-EV8, provide.