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We discuss concrete ways businesses using AI tools risk getting sued with Caroline Hughes, a UK-based lawyer specializing in technology and AI, who is also a coder and an entrepreneur.

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Caroline Hughes   / caroline-hughes-li  is a UK lawyer who advises tech, media and creative companies on using AI in their business (as well as commercial transactions, investment deals, data protection and IP issues) at Garfield Smith Solicitors.
She was previously CEO of Lifetise, a consumer wealthtech platform, which she co-founded.
Caroline was recognised as a Senior Leader in Fintech on the Women in Fintech Powerlist in 2020 and 2021.
She also runs Hive Founders, a global accelerator for female founders to raise investment capital, and Womankind Ventures, an angel syndicate.