BakerHostetler CIO Katherine Lowry featured in Bloomberg Law Q&A on responsible AI build-out
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BakerHostetler Chief Information Officer Katherine Lowry was interviewed by Bloomberg Law on how law firms can responsibly build AI capabilities, train attorneys, and identify practical, client-facing AI use cases. The piece reflects continued public positioning of BakerHostetler's AI program (IncuBaker) as a differentiator, though it is thought-leadership coverage rather than a new discrete move.
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- Interview / Podcast
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