"The thing with AI is it is such an evolving industry. There are no AI experts, and even those who call themselves experts aren’t experts yet," said Anna Gorodetsky, a managing director on Major, Lindsey & Africa’s in-house recruiting team.
March 22, 2024 at 07:22 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Corporate Counsel
The biggest names in tech—Including Amazon, ByteDance, OpenAI, Meta and Nvidia—are on the hunt for in-house lawyers to help them make sense of the growing body of regulation and risks around artificial intelligence.
Companies in job postings say they are seeking artificial intelligence product counsel who have a passion for tech and the ability to work with product, marketing and engineering teams on a range of complex AI issues.
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