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Jesse Hart
Bridging Traditional Compliance Excellence with AI Governance Innovation For 26+ years, I've been at the forefront of IT compliance in regulated industries—from navigating FDA consent decrees to leading $1B+ digital transformations. Today, I'm pioneering the next frontier: AI governance and compliance. My journey began in traditional IT compliance, working with pharmaceutical giants like Pfizer, Eli Lilly, Genzyme, and Gilead Sciences. I've led teams through FDA regulatory actions, managed 200+ global application transitions during the Novartis-Alcon separation, and delivered zero-paper manufacturing initiatives while maintaining full GxP validation. The AI Governance Pivot In March 2025, I made a strategic transition into AI governance consulting, recognizing that the regulatory landscape was shifting dramatically. Since then, I've developed 100+ comprehensive, scalable AI governance templates (70+ AI-specific), including framework-specific solutions for: What Makes Me Different I bring a rare combination: deep regulatory expertise from 26+ years in FDA-regulated environments, combined with cutting-edge AI governance knowledge. I understand both worlds—traditional compliance officers speak my language, and I can translate emerging AI risks into actionable compliance frameworks. Current Focus As an AI Governance Consultant at Tech Jack Solutions and Director of Quality Assurance & Regulatory Affairs at ClinCapture, I am able to help organizations implement high-risk AI systems while maintaining regulatory compliance. I actively contribute thought leadership through LinkedIn articles and monthly contributions to The FDA Group newsletter, reaching 10,000+ industry executives.

Arbaz Khan
Hello, I am Arbaz Khan , a Computer Science Engineer. I have experience in IoT, Python, Data Science , and learning New Technologies. Also, I am good at C, C++, JAVA. I love to Automate things like Home Automation and other tasks using Python Programming Language. I'm also running my own startup named GetSetCode were We are working on innovative real-time projects related to AI, ML, IOT, Automation, and Robotics.

Dr Kolawole Akinbaleye
Dr. Kolawole Akinbaleye is an Adjunct Professor and seasoned Program Manager with over 15 years of experience leading global initiatives in program management, AI adoption, SAP implementation, and large-scale technology transformation. He has worked with Fortune 500 companies such as Deloitte, Chevron, Apple, and National Grid, driving enterprise change and digital innovation. With a PhD in Management Information Systems and multiple professional certifications, Dr. Akinbaleye bridges academic excellence with real-world practice. His expertise spans program governance, cloud solutions, AI strategy, and compliance delivery, making him well-positioned to equip learners with future-ready skills.

Alexandra Morales
I specialize in making complex concepts, like Artificial Intelligence, accessible and equitable for everyone. My background in STEM education is dedicated to a single goal: demystifying the future. Let's build a smarter world together. Don't just watch AI, understand it!

Isabella Maldonado
Isabella is an ecommerce founder and leading voice in marketing and AI innovation, shaping how global brands harness technology to influence culture. She has collaborated with Ferragamo , Dior and UN / UNESCO , advising both heritage houses and high-growth startups on AI strategy, branding, and PR. Her work consistently delivers measurable impact, from viral posts reaching 400K+ impressions overnight and 7K+ clients acquired in under three months , to email campaigns achieving rare 65%+ open rates . Through her influential blog and community on TikTok and LinkedIn, Isabella decodes the intersection of marketing, technology, and creativity, future-proofing brands and building a world where human creativity is amplified by AI.

Minerva Singh
I’m a Cambridge PhD Data Scientist working at the intersection of AI, sustainability, and geospatial intelligence to solve real-world environmental and social challenges. At the Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship (University of Oxford), I build AI pipelines and decision-support tools to unlock actionable insights from complex data. This includes developing NLP workflows and chatbot solutions for corporate ESG and CSR reporting, analyzing climate risks in coastal megacities, and mapping drivers of social impact and business resilience. My academic journey spans an MPhil from Oxford and a PhD from Cambridge, where I pioneered machine learning applications to quantify deforestation and biodiversity loss in Southeast Asia. I combined satellite imagery, LIDAR, and ecological data to influence forest policy and conservation planning in Cambodia and the Philippines. Over the last decade, I’ve: Designed machine learning workflows to analyse global biodiversity risk. Created geospatial models to assess land cover and climate change impacts on agriculture and infrastructure (University of Cambridge, Imperial College London) Led NLP and AI-based research into corporate climate strategies and sustainable development trends (Imperial College London, Oxford University) Used R, Python, Google Earth Engine, and cloud platforms (AWS, GCP) to build scalable environmental models Developed computer vision solutions for canopy health, forest cover loss, and PDF/text extraction (Oxford University) Supported LLM and Langchain-based tools for ESG analysis and social impact tracking Advised governments, NGOs, and startups on integrating AI for nature-based solutions, climate adaptation, and risk financing Secured over £300,000 in funding as PI or co-PI, including the prestigious Imperial College Research Fellowship I work across sectors—academia, policy, private, and nonprofit—and enjoy translating deep technical insights into meaningful environmental outcomes. Research- https://scholar.google.com/citations? user=jyWeOkEAAAAJ&hl=en Github- https://github.com/Jojo666/openai-to-z-challenge

Philip Teale
Hello, I'm Philip Teale , and I help finance, accounting and financial planning professionals thrive in the age of AI. For the past 10 years , I've been at the forefront of digital and tech solutions within the financial services sector, and have seen firsthand how much revenue and attention are wasted on manual, repetitive tasks. My mission with Phlare.org is simple: to bring you the practical, proven strategies and tools you need to stop doing the "administrivia" and start focusing on high-value growth. I understand that for an accounting firm or financial planner, every hour is precious. My courses are specifically designed to tackle the most arduous, time-consuming parts of your business, such as client onboarding, compliance checks and data entry. Imagine reclaiming 20% or even 30% of your team's day. That’s not a pipe dream; it's the realistic outcome of implementing smart AI and automation . For senior leaders at larger institutions, these courses provide a critical framework for scalable efficiency, reducing operational costs, and future-proofing your business against market pressures. I focus on showing you exactly how to save time and money by turning inefficient workflows into automated powerhouses. In my courses, you won't just learn about the technology; you’ll learn how to implement it to generate tangible returns. I translate complex concepts into clear, actionable steps, ensuring that whether you’re a partner at a firm or a department head at a bank, you can immediately apply these solutions to boost your firm's revenue and free up your most valuable resource - your attention . Let's work together to automate the mundane so you can dedicate your expertise to strategic client service and business growth. I look forward to helping you transform your business with the power of intelligent automation.

Dr. Devon Madon
Hi, I’m Devon Madon. I teach people how to understand, explain, and use AI in real-world contexts—whether that’s in the courtroom, the classroom, or the shop floor. I come to this work with a PhD in Literature from Loyola University, years of teaching experience, and hands-on expertise as both an educator and a business owner. I co-own Madon Sheet Metal, a union fabrication company in Chicagoland, where I’ve seen firsthand how technology and trades intersect. I also work as an AI analyst and evaluator, partnering on projects with Google Gemini, Meta, and GlobalLogic, where I focus on how large language models learn, reason, and interact. My passion is making AI clear, accessible, and practical. I’ve co-authored articles for Law360 on explaining LLMs to juries, spoken at conferences like SMACNA, and I’m developing plain-language guides to help lawyers, educators, and professionals use AI responsibly and effectively. At the heart of my teaching is this belief: AI isn’t magic, it’s a tool. And when you understand it, you can use it to amplify—not replace—your human skills like judgment, creativity, and communication. Keywords: AI education, lifelong learning, legal technology, large language models, LLMs, trades education, communication, expert witness, AI literacy, teaching AI.

Justin Von Braun
I train and build generative AI systems that think, adapt, and create. With a foundation in IT systems, cybersecurity, and creative automation, I focus on designing intelligent AI workflows that merge artistry with engineering. My work blends prompt design, model refinement, and multi-tool integration across platforms like ChatGPT, Stable Diffusion, and ComfyUI — empowering individuals and teams to take creative control over AI-driven visual storytelling. Through Prompt Lab, I’ve built a global learning community dedicated to teaching the principles of cinematic AI art and regenerative design — helping users move from curiosity to professional-grade results. My mission is to make advanced AI artistry and workflow automation accessible to everyone, regardless of background or skill level. Certified through IBM, Google, CompTIA, and Infosec in areas spanning Generative AI, Cybersecurity, IT Fundamentals, and Prompt Engineering, I bring a technically grounded approach to creative AI development, focusing on ethical, scalable, and visually expressive outcomes.

Lambros Lazopoulos
Lambros Lazopoulos is a course creation consultant, educator, and entrepreneur who has taught more than 80,000 students worldwide through over 40 online courses . With a background in medicine and a passion for business, Lambros helps individuals and companies transform their knowledge into profitable online programs. He has worked with authors, coaches, and SaaS companies to design, launch, and scale courses that not only educate but also drive growth and community engagement. Through his own brands and platforms, Lambros has mastered the full process from course design and filming to marketing funnels and student acquisition. His mission is to empower creators to turn their passions into sustainable income and to help businesses use education as a powerful growth tool.

Laurie Dougherty
Laurie Dougherty is an experienced facilitator, instructional designer, and leadership trainer who helps organizations turn meetings into productive, engaging, and results-driven conversations. As founder of Dougherty Inc. Facilitation and Training, she has taught hundreds of professionals practical tools for collaboration, decision-making, and strategic planning. A certified ToP® (Technology of Participation) facilitator and approved Social Styles trainer, Laurie’s methods are grounded in participation, inclusion, and real-world results. She has worked extensively with government agencies, nonprofits, universities, and utilities—helping teams improve communication, trust, and follow-through. Her sessions are known for being interactive, approachable, and easy to apply—transforming how people work together every day.

Kay Stoner
I'm a seasoned technologist, working in information applications since 1992. Over the years, I have championed accessibilty initiatives at a leading Financial Services and since 2000 led search programs at multiple multinational corporations. I've been in the business of connecting people with the information they need to work better, live better, and be better for over 30 years, and now I'm active in the AI space. I've been working daily with generative AI since late 2023, specializing in building teams of AI personas, specially configured to collaborate with each other and people to achieve amazing results. Generative AI is a fantastic thought partner. It's not just about automation and transactions. It's also a secret weapon for ideation, creativity, and unpacking issues that keep professionals and organizations blocked by old information and outdated structures. By unlocking the power of AI through personas, self-defensive prompting techniques, and establishing your clear executive presence, you can realize the kinds of results that have eluded you for too long. Get the help you've always wanted - and needed - with AI... like you've never seen it.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes, AI contract drafting tools like Spellbook and Harvey can generate NDAs, employment agreements, and service contracts in minutes. While these drafts save lawyers hours, final human review is essential to ensure legal validity and compliance with jurisdiction-specific laws.
AI-powered research tools like Casetext and CoCounsel can scan thousands of rulings, statutes, and briefs in seconds. Instead of manually searching databases, lawyers get relevant citations and summaries instantly, cutting research time from hours to minutes.
Top AI eDiscovery platforms include Relativity, Everlaw, and DISCO. These tools sift through millions of documents, emails, and chats, automatically flagging keywords, timelines, and anomalies critical to litigation or investigations.
Firms implement strict governance policies for AI usage, including human review, audit trails, and restricted access to sensitive data. Many also use sandbox testing environments before deploying AI widely to reduce compliance risks.
Yes. AI can take a 200-page contract or ruling and condense it into a 2–3 page summary with key clauses highlighted. This helps legal teams and clients quickly understand obligations, risks, and next steps without wading through jargon.
Risks include biased training data, hallucinated citations, and oversimplified outputs. Courts and regulators often require original human work, so AI should be treated as an assistant, not a final decision-maker.
AI compliance tools monitor changing regulations, filing deadlines, and reporting obligations across finance, healthcare, and data privacy. They provide alerts and summaries, helping firms ensure clients remain compliant without constant manual monitoring.
- CoCounsel specializes in AI-powered legal research.
- Harvey focuses on drafting and contract review.
- Spellbook integrates directly into Microsoft Word for clause drafting.
Each tool serves a different part of the legal workflow, and firms often use them together.
Yes. AI contract review platforms highlight unusual clauses, missing terms, and risky language compared to standard agreements. This speeds up redlining and helps lawyers catch potential liabilities earlier in the review process.
AI-powered document automation platforms can generate NDAs, leases, and employment agreements by filling in details like names, dates, and terms. This saves paralegals and lawyers hours of repetitive drafting work.
Leading firms establish AI usage guidelines covering client confidentiality, fact-checking, and data handling. These policies outline where AI can be safely applied and where human expertise must remain primary.
Generally, courts do not accept AI outputs as standalone evidence. However, AI-assisted research, summaries, and discovery findings can be used to support human-prepared legal arguments if validated and sourced correctly.
By cutting research and drafting time, AI enables firms to offer alternative fee structures like flat rates or subscriptions. This makes legal services more predictable and competitive, especially for corporate clients.
Mid-sized firms see ROI through faster contract turnaround, reduced billable-hour overhead, and more efficient case prep. Firms using AI report saving hundreds of hours per year while serving more clients with the same staff.
AI will not replace lawyers, but it will reshape their roles. Routine work like drafting and document review will be automated, while human lawyers focus on strategy, negotiation, and courtroom advocacy. Paralegals may evolve into AI supervisors and data managers, guiding how legal tech is used.