AI products need data to improve, and the easiest data to obtain is what’s already flowing through a product — things like customer calls, chat logs, or meeting transcripts. But collecting and training on that...

One year after the TAKE IT DOWN Act (TIDA) became law, the statute’s notice-and-takedown obligations are now in effect. Ahead of the May 19 effective date, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) made clear that it...

Generative AI is quickly changing the economics of litigation. Privacy litigation targeting websites and connected mobile apps has long involved common technologies: cookies, pixels, analytics scripts, session-replay tools, chat widgets, embedded search tools, and advertising...

On May 14, 2026, Governor Polis signed SB 26-189 into law, substantially revising the Colorado AI Act originally enacted in 2024.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...

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...

Some may have predicted that one day employees would apply for jobs with the click of a button. Others may have anticipated that employers would turn to automated tools to manage the resulting flood of...

Since the advent of the Internet, scrapers, platforms, and content owners alike have tried to identify the legal bounds and restrictions for web scraping. Scrapers want to access content at scale, and platforms seek to...

This article was originally published by IAPP. Clients have recently started asking a version of the same question: “If our system isn’t ‘high risk’ under the EU Artificial Intelligence Act or the Colorado AI Act, why do...

On February 10, 2025, the Northern District of California denied Google’s motion to dismiss in Ambriz et al. v. Google LLC, a putative class action alleging that Google Cloud Contact Center AI (“GCCCAI”) violated the California...

Law lags behind technology, but California is sprinting to keep up. In the last few months, the California legislature passed 19 AI-related bills, targeting everything from AI safety to election deepfakes. Governor Newsom vetoed the controversial AI...