On July 1, the Federal Trade Commission released a proposed policy statement addressing “the suppression of accuracy” in AI systems. The statement takes the position that consumers expect AI systems to produce “accurate” outputs, and...

As our clients prepare for automated decision-making (ADM) requirements beginning in 2027 in California, Colorado, and Connecticut, we’d like to clear up a few myths about ADM. For this article, we use “ADM” as shorthand...

Most discussions of “AI red-teaming” still conjure an image of someone typing clever prompts into a chat window, while trying to coax a model into saying something it shouldn’t. That process is real and useful...

On May 14, 2026, Governor Polis signed SB 26-189 into law, substantially revising the Colorado AI Act originally enacted in 2024. While the original act never took effect, the law stood as a model in...

In the rush to capture the perceived benefits of AI, we are continuing to see corporate leaders who want to dive straight into management or compliance simply focused on “this” product or “that” service, asking...

Rather than waiting for AI-specific legislation, plaintiffs are trying to fit AI-related conduct into existing statutes, many containing statutory damages provisions. As a result, companies training, deploying, and monetizing AI systems are facing a heightened...