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Natasha Allen Comments on the Rise of OpenAI’s ChatGPT

Foley & Lardner LLP Partner Natasha Allen is quoted in the Engadget article, “ChatGPT is suddenly everywhere. Are we ready?,” offering insight into the rise of OpenAI’s automated text generation system ChatGPT. Allen said part of ChatGPT’s success is due to solid marketing strategies, however, “the other part is just how easy it is to use it. […]

Natasha Allen Discusses Diversification of AI Research Talent Pool

Foley & Lardner LLP Partner Natasha Allen is quoted in the TechTarget article, “Federal report focuses on AI diversity and ethics,” discussing a new national task force formed to advance and democratize artificial intelligence research in the U.S, which recommends diversifying the talent pool. Allen said that focusing on diversity at the student level also […]

Foley Represents Yobi in Seed Financing

Foley & Lardner LLP recently represented Yobi, the AI-focused customer communications app catering specifically to the small business community, in its oversubscribed seed round. Yobi provides tools businesses need to satisfy clients and customers in an all-in-one app. It includes features such as text, call, CRM, and team collaboration. The app’s addition of Yobi AI-powered […]

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