[officehours #38] AI Law & Order (Policy) - AI Water & Energy Use

​Join us on March 4, 2026, as we get together to have an engaging session on, we are preparing our very first policy memorandum on AI. We want to help alleviate friction that can be caused by mis representation of information or data, either because AI is not responsible or accountable, or because people aren't doing their due dilligence to investigate facts.

We are resuming sessions Notes are at https://bit.ly/intelcraft Also can join our whatsapp group at https://chat.whatsapp.com/Jpvt4YulisEFSfOdUJUmZF

Here are some of the topics we may talk about next:

• ​Responsible AI for Lawyers: ethics, competence, confidentiality, and disclosure

• ​Building Legal AI Governance: ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, policies-to-code, and audit trails

• ​Strategic Litigation in the AI Era: harm taxonomy, causation theories, and discovery playbooks

• ​AI and Evidence: provenance, chain of custody, admissibility, and reliability protocols

• ​Data, Privacy, and Security for Legal AI: DPIAs, local vs cloud models, and threat mitigation

• ​Preventing AI Hallucinations in Legal Workflows: validation checklists and supervision models

• ​Intellectual Property and AI: training data licensing, copyright, trade secrets, and patents

• ​AI in eDiscovery and Investigations: workflows, tooling, and defensible processes

• ​Vendor Due Diligence for Legal AI: DPAs, SOC2/ISO, data residency, and model selection

• ​Training and Managing AI-Augmented Legal Teams: avoiding skill atrophy and setting KPIs

• ​Sector Modules for Legal AI: healthcare, public sector, tax, and corporate/commercial

• ​Global Regulatory Landscape: EU AI Act, DSA/DMA, US/UK/Singapore/India updates and impacts