AI in Aviation: Benefits, Risks, and Legal Considerations for Company-Wide Adoption

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 | 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM ET

Join attorneys Eddie Heppt, Gordon McAllister, Mark Leventhal, and Sam Mitchell in a discussion exploring how aviation companies can responsibly harness generative AI, navigate emerging legal risks, and implement AI tools to enhance efficiency while protecting sensitive information. The program will also address the evolving regulation of AI in the workplace, including the growing number of state and local laws governing employers’ use of AI in hiring, promotion, discipline, termination, layoffs, and other employment decisions.

As generative AI becomes increasingly integrated into business operations, aviation companies and their legal departments must understand both the opportunities and risks associated with its use. This webinar will explore key legal and practical considerations for protecting sensitive AI work product and related messages from disclosure in future litigation, as well as implementing AI to improve efficiency in transactional and business operations.

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Credit is pending for CLE, HRCI, & SHRM.

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