Palo Alto
Helping lead Foley & Lardner LLP's artificial intelligence and venture capital teams from her office in Silicon Valley, Natasha Allen is not just interpreting the law; she's shaping it, molding the legal landscape to enable rapid innovation in the 21st-century economy.
Allen suggests there may be a need to recalibrate expectations on growth and opportunities anchored in AI.
"We are seeing implementations of AI to address low hanging fruit op...
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