Artificial intelligence (AI) tools are rapidly finding their way into everyday business operations, from drafting emails and analyzing documents to supporting investigations and compliance work. But while companies are eager to adopt these tools, many are underestimating the AI legal risks that come with them.

A simple interaction with a public AI tool can unintentionally expose confidential data, cross international data borders, or create legal liabilities organizations have not yet fully considered. As a result, lawyers and cybersecurity professionals are increasingly confronting new questions around governance, liability, and responsible AI use.

In this interview with The Cyber Exp...