Deploy autonomous AI to automate complex legal and financial workflows, eliminate repetitive tasks, and scale your firm's profitability without compromising client confidentiality.
This session is designed for professionals in law and accounting who want to understand how Agentic AI is reshaping the way work is done in professional services.
It will explain the key differences between generative AI and agentic AI. Attendees will explore real-world use cases, as well as the risks, governance challenges, and ethical considerations that come with adopting these systems.
What you will learn:
Understanding AI basics: Generative vs Agentic
Deep dive: What Agentic AI actually is
Practical use cases in professional services
Risks, misuse, and governance considerations
Implementation guidance
Summary and Q&A
Director at Anson Evaluate | Lead Consultant at Digital Law UK
Dr Heather Anson is the Managing Director of Anson Evaluate Ltd, a specialist consultancy firm focused on data compliance and technology-driven business growth. With extensive experience advising clients globally on technology and regulatory matters, particularly in highly regulated industries such as law firms, Heather is a sought-after consultant and expert in her field. She recently co-authored the Cyber-Security Toolkit for Law Firms through the Law Society of England and Wales and is also a specialist Consultant for the niche law firm Digital Law UK with a focus on legal matters impacting emerging technologies.
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