Moreno Baldivieso opens debate on legal leadership challenges in the age of artificial intelligence
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At a glance
- Moreno Baldivieso held the fourth MB Legal Summit, bringing together legal and business leaders to discuss artificial intelligence, neuroscience and emerging legal trends.
- Speakers examined how AI is changing legal decision-making, risk management and the skills required of legal leaders.
- A panel with representatives from Petrobras, PIL Andina, CAF and PedidosYa discussed how companies are setting internal policies for AI use.
Artificial intelligence is changing how organizations make decisions, manage risk and define the role of their legal teams. That shift was the focus of the fourth MB Legal Summit 2026, organized by Moreno Baldivieso for legal and business leaders.
The summit built on discussions from its 2025 edition, which examined the changing role of legal leaders through innovation, strategy, efficiency and LegalOps tools. That agenda also explored practical applications of AI in legal work. This year, the conversation moved toward AIโs impact on business decisions, organizational transformation and the new capabilities expected from legal leadership.
โThe business environment is changing at an unprecedented speed, and the legal function cannot remain on the sidelines of this transformation. Today, lawyers must not only understand regulations, but also understand technology, anticipate risks and strategically support business decisions,โ said Dr. Luis Moreno, a partner at Moreno Baldivieso, in his opening remarks.
One of the central sessions featured Marรญa Angรฉlica Ramรญrez Ramรญrez, a lawyer, AI-for-law trainer and founder of IA para Abogados. Her presentation, titled โAI applied to legal practice: judgment, strategy and professional responsibility,โ addressed the opportunities and risks created by introducing AI into legal work. The session emphasized the need to use these tools with judgment and strategic vision.
The program also included a panel titled โAI in legal decisions: from innovation to business transformation.โ Moderated by Moreno, the panel brought together representatives from Petrobras, PIL Andina, CAF and PedidosYa to discuss how companies are developing internal policies for AI use.
The business environment is changing at an unprecedented speed, and the legal function cannot remain on the sidelines of this transformation. Today, lawyers must not only understand regulations, but also understand technology, anticipate risks and strategically support business decisions.
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