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Discussion about AI in law has largely focused on whether we can trust this technology. This framing may be too narrow. This session will explore the deeper trust equation - challenging not just how we evaluate AI, but how we evaluate the performance of processes we have long taken for granted. The session will make the case that trust is not a governance issue but a transformation enabler.
Anthony Widdop is a senior transformation and AI leader with deep experience in professional services. His focus is on what firms across the sector are working through: how AI transforms not just how work gets done, but how services are priced, structured and delivered. He leads a global AI transformation programme for Global Financial Markets at Clifford Chance, spanning internal and client-facing transformation. Previously, he worked in change leadership roles at Shearman & Sterling and KPMG.