Legal concerns raised over use of AI tools by execs and directors
Simpson Grierson lawyer says directors can’t delegate fiduciary responsibilities to artificial intelligence – yet.
Directors need to be careful not to rely too heavily on AI notetakers.
Using artificial intelligence to record, transcribe, and summarise business meetings may seem like a no-brainer efficiency hack, but a prominent lawyer says executives and directors need to be aware of legal ramifications of using such tools.
Simpson Grierson senior associate Michelle Dunlop told
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