⚖️ CLO AI Chambers
CLO AI Chambers
Use AI well in your own team, and keep the company's AI on the right side of the law. Learn from zero to expert, pick the right use cases, protect privilege, negotiate AI contracts and own your seat in AI governance.
For: Chief Legal Officers, General Counsel, deputy GCs, heads of legal operations and in-house counsel. You can start with no AI knowledge at all: the learn path begins with what generative AI is and why it gets law wrong, and goes up to running an AI-era legal department, negotiating AI contracts on both sides of the table and owning legal oversight of your company's AI.
Where are you with AI?
Pick the closest match. It sets your path through the lessons and the playbook. You can change it any time.
Why it matters
General Counsel adopted AI faster than almost any other function. In The General Counsel Report 2026 (FTI Consulting and Relativity), 87% of general counsel said their teams use generative AI, up from 44% a year earlier; about 70% plan to invest in new technology in the next 12 months, and 53% now have a formal technology roadmap (up from 25%). The top uses are summarization (83% using or experimenting), identifying contract clauses (63%) and transcription (53%). And the General Counsel has a double job: leading the legal team's own AI adoption, and giving legal oversight of the whole company's AI, from vendor and customer contracts to regulation and liability.
This week’s briefing
The Legal AI Briefing →Headlines from the weekly briefing land here every Monday once an editor has approved them.