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AI Counsel Code

AI Counsel Code

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The AI Counsel Code is here to keep you up to date on all the artificial intelligence legal issues arising in the modern business frontier. Host Maggie Welsh is a partner at Baker Botts and Co-chair of the AI Practice Group. With an engineering background and industry knowledge, she has focused her career on AI and intellectual property issues in the evolving tech sector.Copyright 2024 All rights reserved. Economía
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  • Houston as an AI Superpower: Inside the Rice Nexus Approach to AI Startups

    Houston as an AI Superpower: Inside the Rice Nexus Approach to AI Startups
    Mar 18 2026

    Dr. Sanjoy Paul joins Maggie Welsh to break down what it really takes to move AI from research to real‑world deployment. He shares how Rice Nexus evaluates new AI startups, why the biggest failures come from people—not technology—and how guardrails and security need to be part of every stage of development. Dr. Paul also explains the changing landscape of AI research funding and why Houston’s deep domain expertise positions it as a rising AI powerhouse.

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    18 m
  • Legal Risks When Models Act on Their Own

    Legal Risks When Models Act on Their Own
    Mar 9 2026

    Maggie Welsh speaks with Coleman Strine about the legal risks emerging as AI agents and AI‑powered browsers gain autonomy. Coleman explains how these tools can trigger liability under computer access laws, create new confidentiality challenges, and complicate compliance with evolving state AI regulations. The conversation offers a clear, practical overview of how autonomous AI actions intersect with data security, corporate AI policies, and the rapidly changing legal landscape.

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    13 m
  • AI & The Law: What to Watch for in 2026

    AI & The Law: What to Watch for in 2026
    Feb 17 2026

    Maggie Welsh and Parker Hancock break down what to watch for in 2026 with respect to AI and the law. Parker provides insights on how new AI behaviors collide with long‑standing laws, why accountability falls on companies, and what in‑house teams must prioritize as AI agents start touching core systems.
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    13 m
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