Olga V. Mack is an entrepreneur, executive, and attorney dedicated to advancing AI governance, digital professionals, and transformative technologies in law. As a fellow at CodeX: The Stanford Center for Legal Informatics, she explores the evolving role of AI-powered digital professionals in legal practice, compliance, and dispute resolution. Her research focuses on AI governance, trust in AI-driven legal systems, and the integration of autonomous legal agents into business and regulatory frameworks.

At Codex, Olga focuses on AI-driven digital professionals, including:

• Virtual Gabby, an AI-powered mediator that helps co-parents resolve disputes and develop structured parenting plans.
• Product Law Coach, an AI-powered legal coach that teaches in-house counsel and law students how to manage legal risk across the product lifecycle.
• ESI Flow, an AI-driven eDiscovery and compliance intelligence copilot that enhances negotiation strategies for electronically stored information (ESI).

A lecturer at Berkeley Law and other law schools, Olga teaches Product Law and contributes to legal technology thought leadership as Generative AI Editor at law.MIT Computational Law Report. She is an accomplished general counsel, CEO, and trusted advisor to tech startups, with a track record of integrating cutting-edge technologies into legal practice and business workflows. She has led multiple technology companies through critical milestones and previously served as CEO of a legal technology company, successfully overseeing its acquisition by LexisNexis.

A six-time TEDx speaker, Olga is a recognized thought leader, regularly contributing to Forbes, Bloomberg Law, Above the Law, ACC Docket, law.MIT Computational Law Report, Newsweek, and VentureBeat. Her latest books, Legal Operations in the Age of AI and Data and Product Counsel: Advise, Innovate, and Inspire, explore the intersection of law, AI, and product innovation.

Olga has been recognized with Silicon Valley Women of Influence, ABA Women in Legal Tech, Make Your Mark, Corporate Counsel of the Year, and Women Leaders in Technology Law awards. Her work continues to push the boundaries of AI-assisted law, trust in AI systems, and the future of legal professionals in an era of rapid transformation.