AI Regulation Shifts Focus from Models to Use-Case Contexts

Beyond Regulation: What 500 Cases Reveal About the Future of AI in the Courts

Legal AI Is Not a Singular Category and Cannot Be Governed As One Solution

Before asking whether AI use is permissible, defensible or reliable, practitioners have to identify what function the system is supporting i

Artificial Intelligence, Privilege, and Work Product: Emerging Risks in the Life Sciences Industry

As artificial intelligence (AI) use has become prevalent in nearly every stage of litigation, including pre-litigation efforts, courts and l

AI Makers as Legal Interpreters: A New Frontier

AI developers are stepping into legal territory due to unclear laws. This gap demands attention from policymakers to avoid a tech-driven leg

Regulating inputs, underestimating outcomes: The EU AI Act’s intellectual property blind spot

The EU AI Act rests on a critical assumption in the field of intellectual property: that regulating how data is used in AI systems is likely

Open Source in Generative AI: Technology, Market Competition, and Legal Boundaries

This contribution tackles the technology (what open source is), the market (how open source creates competitive pressure in generative AI),