AI Counsel Blog Posts

A recent Debevoise blog says that because of the many similarities between cybersecurity risks and those posed by AI, there is much that AI risk managers can learn from the last decade’s worth of experience in managing cyber risks.  This excerpt points out that one thing organizations have learned from the cybersecurity experience is that […]

As of April, 20 states have adopted comprehensive consumer data privacy laws, with seven more adopting more narrow privacy laws. This legislative patchwork is creating a varied regulatory environment, forcing companies to adapt to multiple data privacy frameworks. For those who don’t comply, enforcement actions are rolling in, and Wiley writes about two new enforcement […]

If you’re following tech trends in finance, then you’ve probably heard the term “stablecoins” get thrown around. We’ve previously written about the administration’s push to see crypto become more widely adopted in traditional banking, and stablecoins are a major part of that push. What exactly are stablecoins, and how do they differ from conventional cryptocurrency? […]

Businesses rely extensively on third-party data service providers for many essential business operations, data processing and technology services.  For companies engaging in M&A transactions, this reliance raises complex privacy threats associated with the integration and transfer of sensitive data controlled by networks of third-party vendors. A recent paper by Esther Arokun of Seattle University School […]

I bet Zach got everyone’s attention last week when he blogged about the possibility that executives might be vicariously liable for employee misuse of AI tools.  If that wasn’t enough to cause you to lose sleep over how employees use AI in the workplace, check out this new KPMG study.  Among other things, it says […]