Webinar Summary
Federal agencies are moving beyond AI experimentation and into operational reality. The question is no longer whether AI can accelerate legal, FOIA, investigations, and records workflows. The challenge is how to deploy AI while maintaining defensible processes, transparent oversight, and accountability for every decision.
Based on insights gathered from legal, FOIA, records, eDiscovery, and technology leaders across federal agencies, law firms, and corporate legal departments, this session explores the governance and operational questions agencies must answer before AI becomes part of the record.
Attendees will learn how organizations are evaluating AI-assisted workflows, balancing automation with human review, addressing records and FOIA implications, preparing for increased request volumes, and building AI programs that can withstand oversight, audit, and legal scrutiny.
Learning Objectives
By attending, participants will be able to:
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Identify legal, FOIA, investigations, and records workflows where AI can deliver value while maintaining human accountability.
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Evaluate AI-assisted processes for defensibility, traceability, validation, and audit readiness.
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Understand the records management implications of AI-generated prompts, responses, summaries, and analyses.
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Assess how FedRAMP High, IL5, IL6, security, and authorization requirements impact AI adoption within government environments.
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Apply practical governance principles that help agencies remain FOIA-ready, litigation-ready, and accountability-focused as AI usage expands.
We are pleased to offer 1 continuing professional education (CPE) credit to those that attend the event. CPE certification is being administered by Carahsoft Technology Corp. Carahsoft is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. For more information on the CPE credit we are offering, our CPE sponsor (NASBA), and the submission process, please click here.
Categories:
- FOIA, 
- GenAI, 
- Government, 
- Artificial Intelligence, 
- Investigations