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The Emerging Role of Frontier Counsel | September 23 | San Francisco

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Lawyering at the Edge of AI: The Emerging Role of Frontier Counsel

Wayfare Tavern | San Francisco

September 23, 2026

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11:45 AM-1:15 PM

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A peer-to-peer panel and networking lunch for senior in-house attorneys

📅 Wednesday, September 23   | 🕚 11:45 AM – 1:15 PM   | 📍Wayfare Tavern, San Francisco

As AI reshapes how technology companies build, ship, and go to market with their products, as well as how their internal teams work, a new kind of practitioner is emerging inside legal departments: the frontier counsel. These lawyers sit at the intersection of AI governance, product application, and go-to-market strategy, translating fast-moving technical and regulatory change into decisions the business can act on. This 90-minute lunch and learn brings together senior in-house attorneys to examine what the role demands today and where it is heading.

The session opens with a 30-minute moderated conversation featuring senior attorneys from Perplexity, Neurophos, and an autonomous vehicle company, followed by a sit-down networking lunch with peers across the Bay Area technology community.

Join fellow corporate counsel for a candid, practical discussion of how legal teams are adapting to the AI era, and stay to build the relationships that make navigating it easier. This is an educational, connection-focused event.

Panelists

Tyler Blake - Senior Counsel, Litigation | Perplexity LinkedIn →

Kevin Keller - General Counsel | Neurophos LinkedIn →

Tim Anderson - Senior Managing Director | FTI Consulting LinkedIn →

Who Should Attend

This conversation is designed exclusively for in-house attorneys at tech companies who are actively involved or interested in AI governance, policy, application or ethics. Space is limited.

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