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Protecting Kids From GenAI
The AI industry's rush to capture young users has created a dangerous landscape where children as young as 11 are exposed to unpredictable chatbot systems. With tech giants like Google and Meta expanding AI access to minors despite documented cases of harmful interactions, the question of regulatory protection becomes urgent as federal lawmakers debate comprehensive legislation while states forge ahead with their own protective measures.
United States Strategy
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Boies Schiller Flexner
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Alex Courtade’s Aarticle, “Clients Are Writing Emails With AI—So What Now?” Was Published By Law.com
The rise of AI-generated emails poses challenges for attorneys, necessitating effective strategies to navigate these issues, as discussed in Alex Courtade’s article “Clients Are Writing Emails With AI—So What Now?” published in Law.com. By learning how to handle these emails effectively, attorneys can become better advocates for their clients.
United States Media & IT
DW
Dickinson Wright PLLC
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Renewable Energy Update
California's renewable energy sector continues to advance with breakthrough geothermal technology at The Geysers promising to unlock over 200 MW from idle wells, while Peak Energy prepares to launch America's first sodium-ion battery gigafactory in Sacramento. Major solar and storage projects across the state are moving forward, including the 600-acre Starlight Solar project and Terra-Gen's expanded 365 MW Lockhart facility, as the Department of Energy releases its draft National Transmission Needs Study to
United States Energy
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Allen Matkins Leck Gamble Mallory & Natsis
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Governing the Board’s Own Use of AI: Fiduciary Duties, Risks and Practical Safeguards
As artificial intelligence tools enter corporate boardrooms to assist with analysis, transcription, and recordkeeping, directors face a critical question: how can they harness AI's efficiency gains while managing the fiduciary, legal, and confidentiality risks these technologies introduce? This analysis examines how traditional duties of care and oversight apply to boards' own use of AI, and provides a framework for capturing the benefits while protecting sensitive deliberations.
United States Commercial
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Goodwin Procter LLP
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Generative AI Is Reshaping The Defense Of Complex Litigation
Generative AI is transforming litigation defense by enabling in-house legal teams to manage costs and complexity more effectively across the entire case lifecycle. From early research and drafting through expert witness strategy and trial preparation, AI tools are helping defense teams work faster and more consistently. How are these technologies reshaping the way sophisticated counsel approaches multidistrict litigation, mass torts, and large-scale document management?
United States Media & IT
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Arnold & Porter
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FCC Leaders Past And Present Discuss AI Governance, USF Reform, And The Future Of U.S. Communications Policy At MMTC Symposium
Former FCC leaders convened to examine critical policy questions facing U.S. communications regulation, including AI governance, privacy regulation, Universal Service Fund reform, spectrum policy, and network resilience. The panel featured diverse perspectives on whether comprehensive federal legislation can address the growing patchwork of state AI and privacy laws, and debated the future of broadband affordability programs amid technological changes. Commissioner Olivia Trusty outlined her priorities for
United States Media & IT
HL
Hogan Lovells Cadwalader
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Beyond Ownership: How Health Systems Are Rethinking Partnership And Outpatient Strategy
Health system executives are reimagining growth strategies as traditional merger and acquisition models give way to flexible partnerships, ambulatory expansion, and technology integration. This analysis explores how healthcare organizations are navigating reimbursement uncertainty, capital constraints, and antitrust complexity while building durable physician alignment, payor relationships, and AI-enabled infrastructure to compete in today's transformed market.
United States Healthcare
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McDermott Will & Schulte
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AI Meets The Clinic At UC San Diego's New Health Intelligence Institute
UC San Diego's newly launched Institute for Applied Health Intelligence represents a significant institutional commitment to embedding AI and digital technology into healthcare delivery and pharmaceutical research. The institute unifies experts across six academic schools to leverage multiomics datasets, electronic health records, and machine learning for scalable patient outcomes. This development exemplifies the maturation of AI from theoretical tool to core infrastructure in clinical practice and drug di
United States Healthcare
FL
Foley & Lardner
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Enabling Supersonic Flight Over Land: Will Performance-Based Standards Meet The Challenge?
The Federal Aviation Administration has proposed a groundbreaking rule that would replace the decades-old prohibition on supersonic flight over land with a noise-based standard, potentially revolutionizing civil aviation. This regulatory shift represents a significant departure from traditional prescriptive rulemaking toward performance-based standards that give operators flexibility in demonstrating compliance.
United States Transport
HK
Holland & Knight
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Transmission Planning: The Unsung Use Case For Battery Storage
As battery storage technology advances and applications multiply, the critical question shifts from capability to strategic prioritization. While tax credits face new restrictions and market conditions evolve, one underutilized application stands out: integrating battery energy storage systems into long-term transmission planning under FERC Order 1920 to modernize grid infrastructure and optimize renewable energy delivery.
United States Energy
FH
Foley Hoag LLP
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Compliance And Enforcement In Global AI Regulation: EU AI Act Risks And International Regulatory Challenges
The EU AI Act establishes the world's first comprehensive AI regulation, classifying systems by risk and imposing strict compliance obligations on manufacturers developing or deploying AI in European markets. With penalties reaching up to 7% of global revenue and fragmented regulations across the U.S., China, and other jurisdictions, manufacturers face immediate contractual and governance challenges. How should multinational manufacturers navigate conflicting AI compliance requirements while managing vendor
Worldwide Strategy
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Foley & Lardner
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