By Victoria Hudgins | October 14, 2021
Law firms can run into as much trouble not using AI as they can with leveraging the novel technology. A panel convened for the American Bar Association's AI and Robotics conference discussed how firms can navigate the ethical and legal risks that AI poses.
By Frank Ready | October 14, 2021
Assigning liability can be difficult after an IoT device breach—especially if no one can agree who the data belongs to in the first place, noted a panel held during this week's ABA AI and Robotics Institute.
The Legal Intelligencer | Commentary
By Vanessa M. Kelly | October 5, 2021
As if dealing with a global pandemic, major supply chain disruptions, emergency orders closing all but nonessential workplaces, transforming businesses to remote work, and addressing the medical and mental health needs of employees were not enough challenges for employers, mid-year 2021 brought the "Great Resignation."
By Victoria Hudgins | September 27, 2021
The advanced technology and opaque data locked in 'black boxes' isn't too complicated for the U.S. court system to handle, argues a recent academic panel.
By Frank Ready | September 21, 2021
Regulators will likely keep going broad when defining AI as they look to minimize the risk the technology may pose in key areas like safety, law enforcement or corporate hiring.
Property Casualty 360 | Analysis
By Nicos Vekiarides | September 14, 2021
From bogus claims to reputational damage, the ability of synthetic media to seemingly bend reality is an emerging menace with a far reach.
By Scott Graham | September 13, 2021
Judge Susan Illston sounded reluctant to grant a preliminary injunction, telling GM and Cruise attorneys that their clients took a risk by choosing the commonly used "Cruise" to brand their hands-free technology.
By Scott Graham | September 7, 2021
U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema's decision means that patent protection is only available for AI-generated inventions outside the United States, says the Artificial Inventor Project's Ryan Abbott.
By Scott Graham | September 7, 2021
U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema's decision means that patent protection is only available for AI-generated inventions outside the United States, says Ryan Abbott of Los Angeles' Brown, Neri, Smith & Khan.
New York Law Journal | Analysis
By Katherine B. Forrest | August 30, 2021
There is not one answer to whether AI-created audio clips are good or bad—they can be both. The harder questions are how—or whether—we can control what someone "says we said" after our own death.
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