Sarah of SWA Law LLC and LegallyCyber.com

Artificial Intelligence is a modern minefield. Few understand the risks and laws surrounding its use are sporadic, and inconsistent. This presentation is intended to provide a digestible explanation of artificial intelligence products, the laws surrounding them, and how to best navigate this emerging and unavoidable industry.

AGENDA:

• What is Artificial Intelligence?
• Basic AI Concept
• 3 General Types of AI
• The AI Development Process
• The Yin & Yang of Artificial Intelligence
• Medical Benefits
• Threats to National Security
• Threats to Commerce
• The (Near) Absence of Artificial Intelligence Laws
• Illustrating the Regulatory Gap
• Absence of Federal Law
• Existing State Law
• Best Policy Practices
• Unintended Consequences of Artificial Intelligence
• Chat GPT & Healthcare
• Turner v. Nuance
• Baker v. CVS Health Corp.
• Carpenter v. McDonalds Corp.
• Mata v. Avianca
• Federal Circuit Rules
• Key Take-Aways
• Categorical Rules for Future AI Navigation

Biography:

Sarah W. Anderson owns SWA Law LLC and LegallyCyber.com, representing public and private entities on cyber incident response, regulatory compliance, the implementation of enhanced cybersecurity practices, and contract negotiations involving technology products and services. Sarah teaches seminars on cybersecurity law across the United States, for non-profits, trade associations, and government entities. Assisting with over 150+ cyber incident responses, Sarah advises leaders and technology professionals on preventing and mitigating liability before, during, and after a cyber incident.  Sarah proudly promotes awareness of technical and legal cybersecurity matters on www.LegallyCyber.com. Prior to founding SWA Law, Sarah was in-house counsel with a technology non-profit and a “big law“ equity partner, focused on toxic tort and property litigation. Sarah is licensed to practice in Louisiana, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Texas. Sarah is also the former chief legal counsel for the State of Louisiana ESF-17 (cyber incident response). Sarah is also a veteran, serving in the U.S. Army Reserves at the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Sarah is the former Cyber Law Judge Advocate for the Louisiana Army National Guard and legal liaison for the Louisiana Cybersecurity Commission.

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