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When AI Replaces Lawyers, Who Will Fight for the Public's Rights?
And why the asymmetries in power between AI tech companies and the public today spell trouble for lawyers battling tech in the future
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Brian Higgins

May 2023

Risk Assessment as a Tool for Reducing AI-Related Harm
Trust in AI begins with understanding its risks
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Brian Higgins

February 2023

AI vs. IP Clash Renews Scrutiny of Tech's Data Gathering Activities
Copyright lawsuits also highlight flaw in popular generative AI products
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Brian Higgins

January 2023

NIST Issues Guidance to Help Companies and Organizations Operationalize AI Risk Management
The AI Risk Management Framework was an urgent priority at NIST
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Brian Higgins

September 2022

AI, GANs, and the Law of Synthetic Data
The federal government is looking into ways to spot manipulated content, prevent security issues
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Brian Higgins

August 2022

Are Europe’s Proposed AI Regulations Tough Enough?
Changes to the EU AI Act currently being debated could weaken the measure
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Brian Higgins
Court Ponders Treatment of Innovations Made With AI
A legal test could follow, spurring philosophical and legal debates about the meaning of intelligence and how AI systems will be viewed and regulated in…
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Brian Higgins
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FTC Orders AI Company to Delete its Model Following Consumer Protection Law Violation
Update: since this article was originally published on the AI Technology Law blog, the FTC has issued a Report to Congress on “COMBATTING ONLINE HARMS…
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Brian Higgins
Brainwaves, Plagiarism, Manufactured Evidence, and AI Source Code Theft: A Trade Secrets Story
ASIDE FROM a few criminal cases involving national technology secrets, trade secret lawsuits, by their nature, don’t often grab headlines. Mostly they…
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Brian Higgins
Transparency, Recommender Systems, and a Missed Opportunity for Lawmakers
Algorithmic amplification avoids regulation
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Brian Higgins
Using AI Technologies to Discover Evidence About AI Technologies
And why litigators should understand AI if they want to be "technology competent"
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Brian Higgins
The SEC's Role in Regulating AI
A "materiality" test requires assessing and disclosing certain AI risks
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Brian Higgins
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