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May 13, 2026

The Data Analytics and AI Transition in Compliance

  • Mark Coakley
    Cybersecurity Law Report
After a year of pilot projects and experimentation with AI, companies are now demanding efficiency gains from new technologies. Within compliance, functions that were once based on the memories, intuition and experiences of human beings are increasingly handed over to AI algorithms. This article, distilling commentary from professionals at DaVita, KonaAI, Steptoe and WilmerHale delivered during a recent Practising Law Institute program, examines the movement of compliance programs toward prioritizing data analytics and AI, with a focus on how compliance teams can use these tools for monitoring and managing third-party risk. See “How Tech CLOs Think Attorneys Should Be Using AI” (Apr. 22, 2026).

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