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Artificial Intelligence: Compliance for Independent Schools

Date: February 5 Time: 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Program

Cost: This event is being offered as a free education session.

Location Webinar

Faculty and students are eager to implement (and, likely, are already using) artificial intelligence. However, just like any other type of technology (e.g., computers, email and the Internet), schools must implement AI into their operations and curriculum based on legally and educationally sound strategies. AI implementation should be neither unplanned nor unstructured. New AI laws, as well as existing privacy and cybersecurity laws, create an emerging body of principles and rules for the use of AI. Likewise, schools are starting to create a set of best-practices to allow for the use of AI by both faculty and students. This presentation will examine the legally and educationally sound strategies for schools to use to investigate, test, integrate into their operations and curriculum, and capitalize on the immense power of AI to help educate their students.

Presenters

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Brian B. Garrett
Director & Chair of McLane Middleton’s Education Law Group

Brian focuses his practice on understanding and serving the needs of independent day and boarding schools, colleges and universities, and early child care programs. Brian partners with many of the country’s leading independent schools to provide comprehensive advice on all aspects of school operations, including establishing new schools, student and parent issues, employment matters, school governance and leadership, and general risk management. He works closely with board chairs, heads of schools, financial officers, and other senior leadership members in tackling complex matters affecting school communities.

Cameron G. Shilling
Director & Chair of McLane Middleton's Cybersecurity and Privacy Group

Cameron has developed a depth and breadth of experience in privacy and data security.  In his 20 plus years as a lawyer, Cameron has managed, litigated and resolved numerous commercial matters involving data security, technology, business, and employment issues in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, New England, and around the country.  His education and depth of legal experience, as well as his professional interests and passions, are strengths that Cameron leverages to provide the highest quality counseling and litigation services to clients.