Lawyers, HR & AI: What Could Go Wrong? | Law in Order Podcast

Описание: AI is reshaping how decisions are made in law and HR — but is your policy keeping up?
In this episode of Law in Order, we explore the legal, ethical, and compliance risks of using AI in the workplace and in immigration law, across both Canada and the United States.

🎙️ With expert guests:
• Gagan Mundra – Immigration Lawyer, VisaServe Immigration Law P.C. (Canada)
• Leona Wilson – HR Compliance Strategist, Armillary Business Group
• David Nachman – U.S. Immigration Attorney, NPZ Law Group

👀 Inside this episode:

00:00 Introduction to AI in Law and HR
00:25 Meet the Experts
00:59 Ethical Issues in AI for Canadian Immigration Law
05:08 Ethical Issues in AI for HR Management
08:40 Ethical Issues in AI for US Immigration Law
13:51 AI in Canadian Government Immigration Processing
17:13 AI in HR Compliance and Reporting
19:49 AI in US Government Immigration Adjudication
33:50 Developing AI Use Policies in Law and HR
40:01 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

🧠 Whether you’re in HR, immigration law, or policy advising, this is your essential briefing on responsible AI use in professional settings.

📣 AI is not a substitute for ethics, compliance, or accountability — the responsibility is still human.

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