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Navigating AI: Privacy in the Age of AI

Webinar
04.15.2026 | 12 - 1 p.m. CT

Please join Stinson LLP for the third program in our webinar series, Navigating AI: Legal Insights and Challenges, featuring an in-depth session on Privacy in the Age of AI on Wednesday, April 15. This program will explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and data privacy, examining how AI technologies impact privacy compliance obligations and create new legal and operational considerations. The session will address the importance of data governance, evolving state privacy laws, automated decision-making requirements, and emerging litigation and enforcement trends affecting businesses deploying AI systems.

Key Topics

  • Data governance and AI, including anonymization considerations and data subject rights challenges.
  • Use of customer data for vendor AI model training and improvement.
  • State privacy laws and automated decision-making rights.
  • Emerging state AI legislation with privacy implications.
  • AI-related litigation trends, including electronic communications law claims.
  • Enforcement trends and regulatory priorities.

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CLE credit is pending in the following states: AZ, CA, CO, FL, KS, MN, MO, NE, NY & TX.

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Theresa Gaul
Events Specialist
816.691.3209
theresa.gaul@stinson.com

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