Andrew Burt (left), managing partner at BNH.AI, and Patrick Hall, principal scientist at BNH.AI. (Courtesy photos)
“I am under the belief that the biggest barriers [to artificial intelligence] are not technical. They all arise in the form of liability. I see this joint partnership as one largely helping companies manage liability,” Andrew Burt, managing partner at BNH.AI, explained.
March 19, 2020 at 10:03 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Corporate Counsel
The chief legal officer of Immuta and a career data scientist are now in the business of helping companies understand the technical and legal risks of using artificial intelligence.
Immuta’s Andrew Burt partnered with Patrick Hall, who spent much of his career developing artificial intelligence platforms, to create the Washington, D.C.-based BNH.AI.
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