Artificial intelligence (AI) is the new frontier in technology, proving itself useful in numerous novel applications daily. But expansion of such a new and powerful technology comes with risks—something that regulators and private litigants have realized. In recent months, various states like New York and Colorado have enacted laws to curb bias in its implementation. The FTC recently announced an investigation into OpenAI, over fears of data sharing and resulting harm to consumers. Unions have begun protesting AI when employers use it as a means of employee supervision. Private lawsuits and government investigations have also begun to proliferate, with recent examples ranging from claims against a health care insurer who allegedly denied claims improperly by using AI, to a group of authors suing for copyright infringement.