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Explainability (and its sibling, interpretability) is arguably the most important new legal concept developed in response to the creation of highly complex artificial intelligence models trained on massive amounts of data and computer power.

Explainability

Continue Reading Explainability, misrepresentation, and the commercialization of artificial intelligence

Written by: Sarah Turner, Liam Blackford, Bridie Barton

On 20 December 2023, the UK Supreme Court handed down its long awaited judgment in Thaler v. Comptroller-General of PatentsDesigns and Trademarks, dismissing Stephen

Continue Reading Guest Blog: UK Supreme Court confirms inventor must be a real person, providing critical guidance on AI-generated inventions


As companies consider the benefits of using generative artificial intelligence, they must also balance such benefits against certain legal and business risks.

This article explores possible frameworks for a policy that strategically leverages the benefits

Continue Reading Generative AI – framing a business-centric policy to address opportunities and risks

Written by: Christopher Cullen, Sam Tyner-Monroe, Tony Samp, Bennett Borden, Danny Tobey. Coran Darling

The Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence (AI) of the National Science and Technology Council has released its latest update to the

Continue Reading Guest Blog: The US National AI R&D Strategic Plan 2023: A comprehensive look into the future of AI

A bipartisan group of lawmakers has drafted a federal privacy bill that would largely preempt most state privacy laws and include a limited private right of action for individuals. Israeli corporations involved


Continue Reading Guest Blog: Congressional Leaders Reach Bipartisan Compromise on Potential Federal Privacy Legislation