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Explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping the legal profession and enterprise accountability in this week's featured content. From hands-on tool development to the frameworks that keep AI systems in check, these posts offer practical insight into building and governing AI at scale.

In a video from OpenAI, Sullivan & Cromwell LLP's John Savva demonstrates how the firm uses Codex to build tools around its legal expertise. The Agreement Analyzer combines a draft agreement, selected precedents, and playbooks reflecting the firm's and client's positions, then identifies potential issues and returns a memo with proposed tracked changes for a lawyer to review—a compelling example of AI augmenting expert legal work.

Meanwhile, H2O.ai examines the governance side of the equation in a video covering AI governance, data governance, and responsible AI. The discussion explores how organizations stay accountable when AI decides who gets approved for a loan or which claim gets flagged, covering data governance—how data is collected, stored, accessed, and protected—as the foundation for governing the AI that runs on it.

Together, these posts highlight two sides of the same coin: AI that amplifies professional expertise, and the governance structures that build trust at scale.