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Understanding AI's Role in Business: Legal Risks Explored

As companies increasingly adopt artificial intelligence (AI) in their operations, questions about the legal frameworks surrounding these technologies become more pressing. A free seminar, taking place on April 23 and May 21, 2026, aims to provide essential insights into the legal risks and necessary regulations businesses need to consider to safely leverage AI.

During the seminar, three distinguished lawyers will delve into the dual aspects of AI usage: proactive engagement and risk management. Although AI technology like ChatGPT offers considerable potential to enhance business efficiency, its integration comes with significant risks if not carefully managed. The seminar will emphasize that while embracing AI is crucial, navigating its legal landscape is equally important to prevent issues such as data breaches, copyright violations, or contractual disputes.

Why Attend?

In the rush to implement AI tools, many organizations overlook the legal groundwork required for responsible usage. Companies cannot afford to remain complacent, assuming that they can delay compliance and regulation. On the other hand, jumping in with inadequate preparation can lead to unforeseen legal challenges. The future of business doesn’t lie in fearing AI or using it recklessly; instead, it is about establishing practical rules to align with AI’s rapid evolution.

Attendees will walk away with practical knowledge on utilizing AI efficiently while avoiding legal pitfalls. The seminar structure will consist of informative sessions followed by a Q&A section, enabling participants to clarify their concerns and gain deeper insights.

Seminar Highlights

• - Part 1: Practical Applications of AI in Legal Firms and Corporate Law

- Speakers: Yoshimu Maeda, Shunta Fukushima

• - Part 2: Critical Terms of Use and Legal Risks for Companies Utilizing AI

- Speakers: Ryotaro Furusawa, Yoshimu Maeda, Shunta Fukushima

• - Part 3: Interactive Q&A Session

- All speakers

Participants will receive valuable resources, including a checklist to guide them through key legal considerations, and those interested can book a complimentary one-on-one consultation lasting 60 minutes.

Who Should Attend?

This seminar targets business leaders, management personnel, and legal staff who wish to advance their use of AI but are apprehensive about the legal repercussions. It’s perfect for:

• - Companies eager to utilize AI but wary of associated legal challenges.
• - Organizations currently using generative AI like ChatGPT without a structured framework.
• - Individuals striving to balance operational, management, and legal factors in AI implementation.
• - Legal teams seeking to develop comprehensive internal guidelines around AI utilization.

Speaker Introductions

1. Yoshimu Maeda: Leading attorney at Tokyo Shimbashi Law Firm, Maeda integrates AI technology into legal practice while advising diverse clients from startups to established corporations. His philosophy underscores that AI rules must stem from both legal theory and practical understanding to be effective in the field.

2. Shunta Fukushima: As a representative attorney for Legal Access Corporation, Fukushima has extensive experience across various legal landscapes. He provides insights into how evolving regulations necessitate adaptable rule-making for companies.

3. Ryotaro Furusawa: An experienced attorney at Tokyo Shimbashi Law Firm, Furusawa brings a unique business-centric approach to legal advice, particularly regarding corporate law and AI usage guidelines.

Conclusion

As the use of AI pervades the corporate landscape, now is the time for businesses to solidify their understanding of the associated legal frameworks. Join us for this informative seminar to ensure that your company is equipped to navigate these complexities effectively, ensuring a robust and compliant integration of AI into your operations.