The TechGC October 2023 AI Conference, held on October 5-6, 2023, at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco, California, was a pivotal gathering for general counsels from leading technology companies and investment funds. Organized by TechGC, a networking platform for in-house legal professionals, the conference aimed to explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and law.
The event featured a series of curated discussions and roundtables focusing on the legal and ethical challenges posed by AI. Notable sessions included "Alleviating AI Adversity: How GCs can Overcome AI Legal Complications," led by Annette Hurst, and "Corporate Governance & AI," a small group discussion with the EVP and GC of Fannie Mae. Additionally, Cooley partner Bethany Lobo co-led a roundtable on "AI & Privacy: Training and Use of Generative AI Tools," and Cooley special counsel Randy Sabett co-led a discussion on "AI Use in Code Development (privacy, security and intellectual property)."
The conference provided ample networking opportunities, allowing attendees to engage with peers and industry leaders. The Palace Hotel's historic setting offered a conducive environment for both formal sessions and informal interactions. While specific details about notable speakers and the expo hall were not provided, the event's agenda highlighted the participation of leaders from organizations such as Anthropic, a16z, Scribe, GitHub, and Automattic.
This conference was particularly beneficial for general counsels and legal professionals seeking to understand and navigate the complexities of AI integration within their organizations. By addressing both the opportunities and challenges presented by AI, attendees gained valuable insights into developing effective strategies for AI adoption and governance.
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Event Details
- Date
- October 5-6, 2023
- 2 days
- Location
- 🇺🇸 San Francisco, United States
- Palace Hotel
- Pricing
- Varies by tier
- Audience
- General counsels and legal professionals in technology companies and investment funds
- CLE Credits
- CLE accreditation pending
- Attendees
- Several hundred