AI Counsel Blog Posts

Generative AI (gen AI) might seem like a great tool for marketing teams. However, it comes with some significant risks to manage. For one, generative AI is not a person and therefore its outputs are not inherently protected by copyright. Additionally, gen AI models are built on existing works, and their outputs may infringe on […]

With AI regulations popping up on a state-by-state basis, regulators expect companies to be in compliance with multiple regulatory schemes. Whether you’re a user or developer of AI, new obligations are coming into force regulating your activity. Managing AI use internally might be relatively straightforward. However, how do you ensure that your vendors or customers […]

A major AI antitrust case has concluded in Tennessee, with Defendants settling the case for $141 million. The case involved real estate and property management companies setting prices using algorithmic pricing software from RealPage, Inc. However, RealPage, Inc. was allegedly incorporating nonpublic data from its users into its pricing algorithm. This, Plaintiffs argued, constituted a […]

On September 29, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed California’s  Transparency in Frontier Artificial Intelligence Act into law.  The Act is the first statute adopted in the United States to provide a regulatory framework governing the development and use of large AI platforms, and imposes a variety of obligations on entities developing high-capacity AI models. The Act […]

The Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act of 2015 (CISA) established a legal framework to permit businesses and individuals to share information about cyber threats through various safe harbors and liability protections. These included a liability shield protecting organizations from lawsuits arising out of sharing information about cyber threats and defensive measures, an antitrust safe harbor, a […]