AI for Small Business -- Opportunity and Risks
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Artificial Intelligence is no longer just for big tech—it’s already shaping how small businesses market, operate, and grow. But along with new opportunities come real legal and financial risks that many business owners aren’t aware of. Discover what AI can actually do for your business today, where it can go wrong, and how to protect yourself in a rapidly evolving legal landscape.
Find out:
- What AI can (and can’t) do right now.
- How an imaginary small business is leveraging AI—and what they learned the hard way.
- Why AI-generated logos, branding, and content may not be protected—and could expose you.
- When “perfect-looking” AI-generated agreements fail in court.
- New enforcement efforts from the CT Attorney General and potential fines.
- Practical defenses you can put in place immediately to reduce risk.
Whether you’re already using AI or just starting to explore it, gain the clarity and confidence to move forward—without putting your business at risk.
Lenny is a senior technologist with a dual degree in Computer Science and Engineering. He has led staffs of hundreds across dozens of technical teams, evolving from building reliable infrastructure to designing intelligent systems that think, detect, and act autonomously. Rooted in a love for science, philosophy, and creative expression, Lenny approaches AI not just as a toolset but as a fundamental shift in how humans and machines collaborate. Now serving as an AI Operations Engineer at Frontline Education, Lenny sits at the exact frontier where autonomous AI meets real-world accountability, making the intersection of AI and the law not just professionally relevant, but deeply personal.
Tony N. Woolard is an award-winning attorney and founder of Harborage Law, PLLC, where he focuses on intellectual property, contracts, and business law for entrepreneurs and growing companies. He previously served as in-house IP counsel for Genus PLC, leading global intellectual property and licensing initiatives and negotiating complex commercial agreements. A graduate of Harvard University (magna cum laude) and Roger Williams University School of Law, Tony is admitted to the Connecticut Bar and the United States Patent and Trademark Office. He is also a Certified Patent Valuation Analyst and trained mediator, recognized nationally for his leadership and impact in the legal profession.