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Artificial Intelligence

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BELLEVIEW STATION 
7001 E. BELLEVIEW AVENUE | SUITE 100
DENVER, CO 80237
 

Thursday, April 16, 2026 | 5:30pm - 8:00pm
 

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$30 MEMBERS | $50 NON-MEMBERS
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AGENDA
5:30pm Registration & Networking
6:00pm Dinner Service
6:45pm Presentation & Dessert
8:00pm Conclusion

Developing and Operationalizing AI in a Regulated Environment

With Colorado being one of the few states with an Artificial Intelligence (AI) regulation, FTI plans to discuss how Colorado companies should be thinking about the development of AI Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and defendable methodologies for AI operationalization. Since early 2018, firms have spent billions of dollars for first mover advantage on the promise of AI technology, particularly generative AI. For many though, the results have fallen flat, largely due to gaps in following standard software development lifecycle (SDLC) processes or appropriately adapting SDLC to the specific needs of AI model testing, documentation and monitoring. These early and ongoing failures are costly, potentially risky and can cause loss of trust among customers and partners.

In the White Paper: Intelligence by Iteration: AI’s Software Path by Scott Margolis and Dera Nevin, FTI TECHNOLOGY explores how organizations can effectively develop and govern AI systems by adapting traditional software development lifecycle (SDLC) principles.

Join in for dinner and discussion on April 16th focused on: 

  • Identifying data sources and conducting a full provenance and lineage analysis
  • Law and policy considerations
  • The implementation of a strong data stewardship program
  • Model management through iterative test and build cycles
  • The importance of documenting enterprise AI governance policies, processes, and procedures
  • Product-level and operational considerations
  • In addition, the paper concludes with a practical AI readiness checklist with questions aspiring AI leaders should be asking themselves and their organization.

SPEAKERS 

Scott Margolis, Managing Director, FTI Consulting

Hugo Teufel, VP, Deputy GC, Chief Privacy Officer, Lumen Technologies

 


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ACC Houston AI & Business Technologies Practice Group CLE
Proactive AI Risk Management: Empowering Legal Teams to Navigate and Mitigate Emerging Compliance Challenges
March 4, 2026 | 11:30 am - 1:00 pm | Steak 48

As artificial intelligence rapidly transforms business operations across every sector, legal teams face unprecedented challenges in identifying, managing, and mitigating the risks associated with AI adoption. This session is designed for in-house counsel and private practice attorneys seeking actionable insights into the evolving landscape of regulatory and legal exposure associated with AI governance. 1.00 Hours CLE (TX)

The Year Ahead - 2026 Employment & Labor Trends (US)
Jackson Lewis
26 pages

As the Trump administration enters its second year, employers face a fast‑shifting mix of federal priorities and the state‑level and market responses they prompt.

This resource connects the dots across agencies, multijurisdictional legislation, litigation, technology and workforce trends

Resource Details
Interest Area: Artificial Intelligence, Employment and Labor
Region: United States
Designing a Privileged AI Governance Program for Employment: Bias Audits, Controls and Ongoing Oversight
Lauren B. Hicks and T. Scott Kelly (Ogletree Deakins)
5 pages

The article explains how employers can manage legal and compliance risks arising from the use of AI in hiring and employment decisions through privileged bias audits, structured governance, and rigorous documentation.

Resource Details
Interest Area: Artificial Intelligence, Sports and Entertainment, Employment and Labor, Technology, Privacy, and eCommerce
Region: Global

CLE Overview: Don't miss this hour of practical guidance for in-house counsel overseeing HR, benefits, procurement, and the most valuable asset your company owns – your own data. 

Schedule: 
4:30 pm - Registration 

5-6 pm CLE (drinks, appetizers) 

6-7 pm Networking continues

ACC Houston February Chapter Meeting CLE
From Clauses to Courtroom: How AI is Shaping Legal Practice
February 24, 2026 | 11:30 am - 1:00 pm | Hearsay - The Woodlands

Artificial Intelligence is transforming the way lawyers and in-house counsel approach their work—from drafting and negotiating contracts to managing litigation and case strategy. This one-hour CLE will explore practical applications of AI in legal practice, including:

  • Contract Drafting and Review: Using AI tools to streamline drafting, identify risk, and enhance accuracy in agreements.
  • Litigation Support: Leveraging AI for case analysis, discovery, and predictive insights while navigating confidentiality and evidentiary rules.
  • Ethical and Compliance Considerations: Understanding the boundaries of responsible AI use in legal workflows.

Join us for an engaging discussion on how to integrate AI into your practice to improve efficiency, reduce risk, and stay ahead in a rapidly evolving legal landscape.

ACC Houston February Chapter Meeting CLE
From Clauses to Courtroom: How AI is Shaping Legal Practice
February 10, 2026 | 11:30 am - 1:00 pm | Maggiano's Little Italy

Artificial Intelligence is transforming the way lawyers and in-house counsel approach their work—from drafting and negotiating contracts to managing litigation and case strategy. This one-hour CLE will explore practical applications of AI in legal practice, including:

  • Contract Drafting and Review: Using AI tools to streamline drafting, identify risk, and enhance accuracy in agreements.
  • Litigation Support: Leveraging AI for case analysis, discovery, and predictive insights while navigating confidentiality and evidentiary rules.
  • Ethical and Compliance Considerations: Understanding the boundaries of responsible AI use in legal workflows.

Join us for an engaging discussion on how to integrate AI into your practice to improve efficiency, reduce risk, and stay ahead in a rapidly evolving legal landscape. 

AI Use Case: Self-Service for Low-Complexity Business Agreements
Hayden O. Creque, Director and Senior Corporate Counsel, Palo Alto Networks
8 pages

Hayden Creque, Director and Senior Corporate Counsel at Palo Alto Networks, shares with ACC how his legal team is using generative AI (GenAI) to automate the initial drafting of routine agreements with input from several business units.

Resource Details
Interest Area: Artificial Intelligence
Collection: Artificial Intelligence
Region: Global
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A clear overview of how AI is reshaping IP law, from ownership of AI-generated content to patenting AI-enabled inventions and protecting proprietary models. Speakers will cover recent developments and practical considerations for safeguarding IP in an AI-driven landscape.

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