A bipartisan task force in the US House of Representatives has released a 273-page report outlining key findings and recommendations on artificial intelligence policy, addressing issues such as data privacy, intellectual property, and civil rights to guide responsible innovation and regulation.
The California Privacy Protection Agency has proposed amendments to the California Consumer Privacy Act to enhance consumer privacy laws and address the legal and ethical considerations surrounding Automated Decision-Making Technologies in the context of agentic AI.
The Ninth Circuit has allowed an interlocutory appeal in Doe 1 v GitHub, examining the applicability of the DMCA’s identicality requirement to AI-generated works and the use of code for training AI systems, which could reshape copyright enforcement in this context.
Law firms are increasingly adopting generative AI technologies to enhance efficiency and user experience, while navigating emerging regulatory frameworks and ethical standards in the legal profession.
As AI technologies advance in drug discovery, companies must navigate complex legal, ethical, and operational challenges, emphasizing the need for robust IP strategies, data protection, and compliance with anticipated regulatory guidance.
The European AI Office has published the second draft of the General-Purpose AI Code of Practice, aimed at guiding compliance with the EU’s Artificial Intelligence Act, which introduces a risk-based regulatory framework effective from August 1, 2024, addressing key issues such as transparency, copyright compliance, and risk management for AI model providers.
