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What Every Director Needs to Know About AI Records
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As courts strip legal privilege from consumer artificial intelligence interactions, boards should transition to enterprise-grade tools and rigorous acceptable AI use policies to mitigate discovery risks.
That ChatGPT conversation you deleted last month? It still exists. The WhatsApp thread where your board discussed a sensitive personnel matter? It is backed up, unencrypted, and one subpoena away from the opposing counsel’s desk. Every artificial intelligence prompt, chat log, and message that a board member sends through a consumer platform leaves a trail that outlives ...
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Mary Lee Sharp, NACD.DC®, is a human capital strategist, global chief human resources officer, and board advisor with deep experience at the intersection of law, governance, and people strategy. She is the founder of People First Advisors, a board member of Public Glass, and a board advisor of LunaGen.
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