
Andrew Burt discusses the challenges of scaling AI governance in organizations as AI adoption accelerates.
Andrew Burt is a lawyer, entrepreneur, and former national security official widely recognized as one of the world's leading experts in the intersection of law and artificial intelligence. Over the last decade, he has built companies, law firms, and software systems that have revolutionized how AI is managed for legal risks, and his work has impacted hundreds of millions of people around the world. As a pioneer in the field of legal engineering, he founded and led the world's first legal engineering team focused on automating data governance in 2016. In 2019, he co-founded and later sold the first-ever law firm run by lawyers and data scientists solely focused on artificial intelligence. He is co-founder and CEO of Luminos.AI, the first AI governance company focused on legal risk, where he currently serves as CEO. In this episode… Companies are adopting AI faster than they can set guardrails around it. Privacy and legal teams can review an AI model or approve a vendor contract, but AI governance doesn't stop there. Risk varies by use case, including whether the system is internal or customer-facing and the level of human oversight involved. As organizations connect new AI tools…
Hosts: Jodi Daniels, Justin Daniels
Guest: Andrew Burt
Organizations: Luminos.AI, NIST
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