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Legal news, insights and analysis into the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI). Explore articles covering AI regulation, intellectual property rights, data privacy, ethical considerations, liability issues, and global policy developments. Stay informed about how legal frameworks are adapting to AI advancements and their impact on business

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AI Governance Is A Board Issue: Are You Equipped To Answer The Tough Questions?
As artificial intelligence becomes deeply embedded in organisational operations and decision-making, boards face a critical governance challenge: could they explain and defend their AI use if called before a regulator or Royal Commission tomorrow? This article examines why AI governance has become a board-level issue and what evidence organisations would need to produce under regulatory scrutiny.
Australia Commercial
PA
Piper Alderman
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Data Center Growth Fuels AI-Related Patent Disputes
The explosive growth of AI-driven data centers has sparked a surge in patent infringement litigation targeting the specialized infrastructure that powers these facilities. From advanced cooling systems and high-performance processors to networking equipment and power management technologies, patent holders are increasingly asserting their rights against data center operators who integrate these complex systems. What makes these facilities such attractive targets for patent enforcement, and how might ongoing
United States IP
KM
Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
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When Artificial Intelligence Creates The Brand – The New Era Of Trademarks
Artificial intelligence has revolutionized brand creation, enabling businesses to generate names, logos, and slogans within minutes. However, speed and convenience don't guarantee legal protection, raising critical questions about trademark ownership, registration eligibility, and the protection of AI-generated brands in an era where technology outpaces traditional intellectual property frameworks.
Cyprus IP
MK
Michael Kyprianou Law Firm
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AI Vendor Liability After Mobley v. Workday: When Risk Doesn’t Follow Control
The Mobley v. Workday case reveals critical gaps between AI vendor contracts and actual liability exposure when algorithmic tools make high-stakes business decisions. As courts examine whether AI vendors can be held responsible for discrimination in hiring, companies face a dangerous mismatch: traditional SaaS contract terms that cap liability at subscription fees while the technology influences decisions that could trigger millions in regulatory penalties and litigation costs.
United States Commercial
Gouchev Law PLLC
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