AI Counsel Blog Posts

As part of the federal government’s “AI Action Plan,” the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) issued a new Request for Information (RFI). The RFI seeks information on federal laws, regulations, and policies that hinder AI development. A recent memo from Wiley breaks down the five categories of information requested by the […]

AI is impacting businesses across multiple departments and functions. To effectively implement it, you’ll need a cross-functional team. We’ve previously discussed how seperate siloed approaches to AI can create risks. To avoid these risks and capitalize on AI’s opportunities, collaboration is crucial. A recent Heidrick & Struggles article discusses this, suggesting that technology, HR, and […]

This Debevoise blog discusses some of the challenges associated with protecting privilege for communications with incident response (IR) vendors in the course of cyber incident response investigations.  The blog says that there’s relatively little case law in this area, although there are some opinions supporting the application of the attorney-client and work product privileges.  However, […]

The AI revolution depends on data centers, and new data centers continue to be built at a breakneck pace, but this FTI Consulting article says that investors in those projects should be aware of a potential data center “blind spot” – the risk of a cyber attack: The most insidious dangers are those that strike […]

One often overlooked area of AI risk is antitrust. Antitrust law strictly prohibits companies from collaborating on things like pricing. So what happens when multiple companies use the same AI algorithms to set their prices? That question is playing out in courtrooms across the country. A recent Greenberg Traurig memo discusses the evolving state of […]