The US Department of Defense recently issued a final rule that may impact the weight given to the cybersecurity self-assessment scores that defense contractors report in the Supplier Performance Risk System.
Our alert tells you
Continue Reading SPRS cybersecurity reporting: It’s now more than just a number
We are excited to announce that our Pro Bono Bulletin is live. We are proud to share highlights of work our lawyers and staff have done to increase access to justice and make a difference
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Increased use and influence of artificial intelligence systems by companies and consumers bring with them new and dynamic oversight, compliance, governance and disclosure challenges.
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We are expanding the depth and breadth of our Intellectual Property & Technology practice group with the addition of a top-tier patent team that includes partners Peter Yim, Christopher Eide, Brian Ho, Randy Omid, Michael
Continue Reading DLA Piper adds top-tier patent team to its Intellectual Property & Technology practice
In a significant step forward, FDA has issued long-awaited draft guidance on pre-determined change control plans for AI/ML- enabled medical devices.
Our alert looks at the guidance and the implications.
Continue Reading FDA issues draft guidance on pre-determined change control plans
After significant delay, New York City plans to begin enforcing its employment-related #AI law on July 5. We look at next steps and what employers should do now.
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Continue Reading Coming this summer: New York City set to enforce AI law starting July 5
The Federal Trade Commission has been stepping up consumer protection enforcement, and prudent US companies are starting to prepare for the possibility that the FTC may investigate their sales and marketing practices.
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A new US Copyright Office initiative will examine critical copyright issues raised by AI-generated works. Get involved in the AI policy process and see the 5 takeaways in our alert.
Continue Reading Five key takeaways on recent US copyright policy developments for artificial intelligence
By: John Forrest, Chloe Barker, Lydia Rogers
On 25 February 2022, the EU agreed its 10th package of sanctions measures. The measures have been introduced via amendments made to a number of
Continue Reading Guest Blog: In anniversary move, EU and UK announce further sanctions targeting Russia
By: Joseph Guarino, Lisa M. Yennella-Granese, Ryan O’Connor
Bills introduced in the New Jersey Assembly would impose new obligations on employers related to the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the hiring process
Continue Reading Guest Blog: New Jersey AI bias and non-disparagement laws would impose new requirements on employers
