The FCBA’s Privacy and Data Security and Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Robotics Committees will sponsor a CLE on Tuesday, January 13, 12:00 – 2:00 p.m. ET entitled Keeping Pace with Privacy and AI Developments. The program will be held virtually via the Zoom platform.
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FCBA will apply for 2.0 hours of MCLE credit from the VA Bar. This program has NOT yet been approved. Attorneys licensed outside Virginia may use the certificate and materials provided to apply for credit in their jurisdictions.
AGENDA
12:00 – 12:05 p.m. Welcome and Introductions
12:05 – 1:00 p.m. AI and Privacy: Perspectives from Policymakers and Regulators
The policy landscape for AI and privacy is rapidly developing—with debates at both the federal and state levels over whether and how these spaces should be regulated, and who should take the lead. This panel will discuss developments at the federal level, including recent Administration actions and priorities articulated in the AI Action Plan, as well as congressional proposals and debates related to preemption, moratoriums, and regulation. The panel will also discuss state actions and developments, from legislation to regulatory enforcement.
Moderator:
Nate Beltran, Policy Advisor, U.S. House of Representatives
Panelists:
Kaitlyn Karpenko, Assistant Attorney General, Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office
Senator James Maroney, Senate Deputy Majority Leader, 14th District of Connecticut
Additional Speakers TBD
1:00 – 2:00 p.m. AI and Privacy: Perspectives from Industry
As AI transforms business operations, how are companies navigating the privacy challenges that come with it? This panel brings together industry leaders to discuss practical use cases for AI, emerging compliance hurdles, and the evolving regulatory landscape. Panelists will share views on federal proposals, the patchwork of state privacy laws, and recent calls for moratoriums on state AI and privacy regulations—highlighting what these developments mean for innovation and consumer trust.
Moderator:
John Eagle Miles, Associate, Mintz
Panelists:
Rudy Brioché, Adjunct Professor, Media Law, School of Media & Public Affairs, The George Washington University
Paul Eisner, Vice President, Cybersecurity, USTelecom—The Broadband Association
Tatiana Rice, Senior Director for U.S. Legislation, Future of Privacy Forum
David Valdez, Vice President, Privacy, Cybersecurity & AI, CTIA
Preston Wise, Vice President, State Policy, Comcast Corporation
Cost: $150.00 for Private Sector Members; $95.00 for Non-Profit 501c3 Members; $50.00 for Government/Academic/Transitional/Retired Members; No charge for Law Student Members; $205.00 for Non-Members