AI Governance CLE: Moving from Pilot to Practice after the Tool is Approved

AI governance does not end when a tool is approved. In this free, on-demand ethics CLE, Axiom’s David O’Hara and DraftPilot’s Daniel van Binsbergen examine what happens when AI moves from a closely supervised pilot into everyday legal work, and how legal teams can maintain meaningful oversight as use expands. 

Drawing on the ABA Model Rules, Formal Opinion 512, state bar guidance, and judicial decisions involving AI-generated work, the discussion covers:

• Verifying AI-generated research, citations, and legal work
• Setting human review standards based on the risk of each task
• Supervising AI-assisted and autonomous workflows while preserving attorney judgment
• Protecting confidential information and assessing AI vendors
• Documenting decisions, escalation processes, and evidence of reasonable supervision

You’ll also hear practical approaches to approved playbooks, outside counsel guidelines, and controls that help legal departments govern AI use at scale. The program closes with an audience Q&A.

Register to watch the recording on demand and access this free program offering 1.0 ethics CLE credit