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P E E R T O P E E R M A G A Z I N E · S P R I N G 2 0 2 5 61 Legal technologists have a unique opportunity to lead the shaping of responsible AI practices. By proactively addressing algorithmic bias, they can transform AI into a tool that enhances efficiency while upholding ethical standards. The future depends on building trust – with clients and within the profession. • The Evolving Regulatory Landscape of AI in Law: Emerging laws like NYC Local Law 144, which requires algorithm audits, highlight the increasing regulatory scrutiny. Staying informed about these changes, including the evolving federal landscape and international frameworks like the EU AI Act, is essential for compliance. Legal technologists should actively monitor these developments. NAVIGATING CHALLENGES IN RESPONSIBLE AI: BALANCING EFFICIENCY WITH RESPONSIBILITY Firms often adopt AI to save time and reduce costs. Legal technologists should emphasize that responsible practices protect firms from reputational damage or regulatory penalties. Responsible AI is an ethical imperative and crucial for successful AI integration. CONCLUSION Legal technologists hold the key to ensuring that AI tools used in law operate responsibly. The legal technologist must create trustworthy solutions by addressing algorithmic bias, curating representative datasets, advocating for transparency, maintaining systems, and collaborating across teams. The path forward requires vigilance and collaboration. Legal technologists can lead in building responsible AI systems that serve clients and justice by taking these steps. The integration of AI presents opportunities and challenges. By prioritizing responsible AI implementation, we can direct AI's power while upholding the legal profession's core values. NILSA MORENO is a legal technology leader with over 20 years of experience spanning law, technology, information governance, legal operations, and project management. Nilsa has a proven track record of success in providing comprehensive Information Governance, including ediscovery and litigation technology management solutions and strategic services for AM Law 200 clients. Her areas of expertise include consulting, implementation, training, forensics, and best practices in information governance and data management. Nilsa is the founder of CollaborTech, LLC. AI ACT RISK LEVELS EU AI Act was published in the Official Journal (OJ) of the European Union on 12 July 2024. onlne »

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