Foley & Lardner LLP published its second annual eBook that examines Artificial Intelligence (AI) with insights on how to navigate the rapidly evolving landscape of this technology as it transforms industries across all economic sectors.
The Fast Follower’s Guide to Recent AI Law, a curated selection of the most important developments across the legal sphere, explores the risks and opportunities introduced by trends such as AI washing, algorithmic recruiting, AI-assisted inventorship, and agentic systems.
“AI advancements are fundamentally changing core business functions and models with far-reaching market impacts. Companies adopting AI, whether to advance their business offerings or for internal business adoption, should have the proper guardrails in place to avoid potential risks and pitfalls,” said Pavan Agarwal, chair of Foley’s Innovative Technology Sector. “Those at the forefront have tremendous opportunities but also but are also in uncertain territory. ‘Fast followers’ can innovate while learning from others as they leverage the various applications to bring their companies into the future.”
Foley’s eBook looks at business and legal issues arising from AI use and trends driven by this complex technology that are reshaping how companies operate. Articles include:
How Should Businesses Implement Artificial Intelligence Tools, Legally
Don’t Buy The Buzzwords: “AI Washing” Gets Its Reckoning
The Opportunities, Risks, And Rewards Of AI Acquisitions
Takeaways From USPTO’s AI-Assisted Invention Guidance
How to Patent AI-Assisted Inventions: USPTO Guidance Highlights Importance of Understanding the ‘Significant Contributions’ Standard
USPTO Warns Against Blind Reliance on Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence in Recruitment: It’s Algorithmic, But It May Not Be Private
Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) and 401(k) Plan Fiduciary Implications
A Look at the Evolving Scope of Transatlantic AI Regulations
Old Employment Law Principles Can Answer New AI Concerns
Foley’s Innovative Technology Sector consists of a cross-disciplinary group of over 200 attorneys who understand the impact of business and market trends, can defend clients’ market share in AI and other growth areas, and help navigate the intellectual property nuances of today’s technological advancements. Rapid advances in AI and machine learning are transforming the way companies operate and Foley’s Artificial Intelligence team helps clients seize opportunities while understanding the strategic and legal implications across four key pillars: transactions, intellectual property, regulation, and cybersecurity and data privacy.
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