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Up in the AI: Gen AI & looking forwards, and backwards

Welcome to Up in the AI, our podcast hosted by Joe Cohen, Director of Advanced Client Solutions. In this series, Joe speaks with thought leaders from across the legal and technology industries, as well as the education and regulatory sectors about how Artificial Intelligence has already and will continue to impact lawyers’ ways of working and the delivery of legal services to our clients.

In this episode, Joe talks with Reena SenGupta, Founder of RSGI Consulting, FT Innovative Lawyer Awards and Chambers & Partners Guides. For nearly 30 years, Reena has been a pioneering thought leader in the global legal industry, consulting to law firms, the Big Four accounting firms and general counsel on strategy, innovation and how to be relevant in a rapidly changing world. Reena shares with Joe her thoughts on how the legal technology and innovation landscape has evolved over the past 30 years, and the present and future role of the innovative lawyer in this brave new world of GenAI.  

For further information about Reena SenGupta’s areas of expertise, visit her profile on the RSGI website.

The Up in the AI podcast is a collaboration between Charles Russell Speechlys and Legal Tech Talk

You can also watch this episode on YouTube and listen on Spotify.

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