Governor Gavin Newsom’s veto of the Safe and Secure Innovation for Frontier AI Models Act reflects concerns over its lack of specificity, while California advances other AI-related laws, indicating a complex regulatory landscape that continues to evolve.
G7 competition authorities, including the US FTC and DOJ, emphasize the need for international cooperation to tackle competition risks in the AI ecosystem through a Digital Competition Communique outlining guiding principles and shared commitments.
The US Department of Justice is enhancing its scrutiny of corporate AI usage, urging companies to strengthen compliance programs in line with updated legal standards to mitigate risks associated with artificial intelligence technologies.
Generative AI is transforming the legal sector by enhancing efficiency in processes such as document drafting and legal research, while also raising concerns about data privacy, algorithmic biases, and the need for human oversight to mitigate professional liability risks.
Shoosmiths, in collaboration with Enzai, has introduced AI Comply, a governance service designed to help businesses navigate compliance challenges related to AI technologies amidst increasing regulatory scrutiny from global frameworks like the EU AI Act.
