Public company shareholders this spring will vote on a bevy of investor proposals related to artificial intelligence (AI), a topic that rarely came up a year ago.
Investors already were deep into the process of crafting their 2023 proposals when AI burst into the public consciousness in November 2022 with OpenAI's release of ChatGPT. But investors are ready his time around and are thrusting the topic, alongside other hot-button issues such as executive compensation and climate change, onto the agendas for shareholder meetings.
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Hugo Guzman
Hugo Guzman is a reporter on ALM's in-house desk based in California, covering legal departments at disruptive technology companies, as well as labor and employment issues involving the NLRB, EEOC and other regulators. Connect with him at [email protected] today.
