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ZwillGen and LuminosAI Launch Automated AI Governance Package

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ZwillGen and LuminosAI announced the launch of the Automated AI Governance Package. The new solution within the LuminosAI platform delivers a comprehensive AI governance framework custom built by ZwillGen AI Division and operationalized through LuminosAI platform automation. This solution is designed for companies that need to stand up an AI governance program or improve their existing programs quickly. The package includes custom AI policies and procedures, vendor screening, incident response plans, and related documentation developed by ZwillGen AI attorneys and tailored to each client organizational profile. Once established, those governance programs can be implemented and automated using LuminosAI, allowing companies to operationalize compliance. Andrew Burt, cofounder and CEO of LuminosAI, said every company that successfully adopts AI needs to stand up an AI governance program that protects them from legal liability and then make sure they can automate that program to ensure it is actually being implemented. The Automated AI Governance Package gives companies access to both in a single feature in the LuminosAI platform. Brenda Leong, director of ZwillGen AI Division, said companies building or deploying AI are quickly discovering that governance must evolve alongside the technology. The level of assessment and documentation required by current legislation makes it challenging to ensure compliance given the speed of AI integration. By partnering with LuminosAI on the Automated AI Governance Package, the firm can offer clients automated AI risk and impact assessments with sufficient documentation. Marc Zwillinger, ZwillGen founder and managing member, said this solution allows delivery of the practical legal guidance the firm is known for combined with automation from LuminosAI that enables clients to implement that guidance at scale. This collaboration between a leading technology law firm and a software company reflects the growing demand for governance models that combine legal strategy with automation.
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