AI Counsel Blog Posts

Last month, the NYAG announced a settlement with a public accounting firm arising out of the firm’s alleged failure to adequately safeguard its clients’ information in connection with two cybersecurity incidents that cumulatively exposed the private information of over 6,000 persons.  This excerpt from the AG’s press release summarizes the factual basis for its allegations: […]

According to a recent survey of bank chief risk officers, technology & cyber risks are their top areas of concern.  The survey was conducted by ProSight & Oliver Wyman, and includes responses from Global Systemically Important Banks, B, super-regional, regional, and mid-tier banks. Here’s what the the respondents had to say about the tech & […]

The latest vernacular in AI is the new term “workslop.” This term refers to AI-generated content that is facially passable as work product, but deeply lacking in substance and accuracy. It’s a problem that is slowing down AI efficiency gains, as co-workers and management must expend time and effort to correct workslop, often erasing the […]

Part of the federal government’s AI strategy is strengthening US AI exports. To this end, the administration issued EO 14320, which promised the creation of an American AI Exports Program. This program will support companies in developing “full-stack” AI export packages, which means that these packages will include all aspects of an AI system, including […]

According to a recent article published by DarkReading.com, a cybersecurity news site, the number of software security vulnerabilities is increasing exponentially, with nearly 33,000 common vulnerabilities and exposures, or CVEs, identified through mid-September. The number of CVEs is expected to climb to 47,000 by year-end.  This risk environment creates significant challenges for companies and their […]