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What AI means for regulated professions — financial-services compliance, legal practice, data privacy, and the governance that keeps them defensible. Analysis from practitioners at the intersection of AI, finance, and law.
In this episode, host Khullani Abdullahi speaks with Elena Vekilov, Chief Privacy Officer and Global General Counsel for Data Security, Product, and AI at NielsenIQ. They discuss enterprise AI readiness, the trust gap in AI adoption, data maturity challenges, and why governance enables innovation rather than constraining it.
In this episode, host Khullani Abdullahi speaks with Richard Robbins, Director of Applied AI at Reed Smith. They discuss the transformation of AI in legal practice, governance frameworks, and how law firms can achieve effective and responsible AI adoption at scale.
In this episode of the AI in Chicago podcast, host Khullani Abdullahi speaks with Gianne James, Senior Vice President at First Insurance Funding. They discuss AI governance in financial services, risk management, and the importance of upskilling and education for career longevity in the AI era.
Elena Vekilov, Chief Privacy Officer and Global General Counsel at NielsenIQ, reveals why enterprise AI adoption stalls—not from fear of technology, but from unclear expectations. She shares how governance enables velocity and why privacy is innovation infrastructure.
A Conversation With Richard Robbins, Applied AI @ Reed Smith. Richard Robbins, Director of Applied AI at Reed Smith, shares insights on effective and responsible AI adoption at scale, aligned to firm strategy in the legal profession.
Gianne James, Senior Vice President at First Insurance Funding, discusses AI governance, risk management, and the essential human element in financial services AI adoption.