The age of artificial intelligence (AI) is here. As Mayer Brown partner Rebecca Eisner puts it, “Our clients, across literally every industry and field of use, including financial institutions, are either already using AI or are planning to build it or buy it very soon.”

But there’s just one problem—despite some legislation covering one-offs like autonomous vehicles and even the 2017 creation of a Congressional Artificial Intelligence Caucus, the age of artificial intelligence law is still forthcoming.

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