Natasha Allen on AI Investment Due Diligence – 'It's a whole new set of considerations'
August 26, 2025
PitchBook
Foley & Lardner LLP partner Natasha Allen assessed the growing considerations for investors in artificial intelligence systems in the PitchBook article “Allocators add AI to ESG concern.”
Limited partners across pensions systems, sovereign wealth funds, and other asset managers are assessing how they are investing in artificial intelligence, conducting due diligence to determine if their investment is line with a list of competing ethical, legal, and regulatory demands.
“It’s a whole new set of considerations,” Allen said.
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