Tag: Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Institutions have learned, often through costly events, that plausibility is not a substitute for validity

Five human skills to counterbalance the five “bullshit jobs” categories, if those exist

‘Trustless’ does not mean unaccountable

Seyfarth Shaw’s sixth annual commercial litigation outlook examines how businesses are confronting legal, economic and technological pressures in an environment defined by rapid change and competing priorities. The report draws on insights from commercial litigation attorneys across key practice areas to provide practical guidance for 2026 and beyond.

The only thing truly inevitable about AI is we can’t stop talking about it

Regulators are beginning to treat under-governed AI deployments as intentional conduct

Take a system-wide view rather than attempting to plug holes

More governance work, same governance team size; UK firms facing new AML requirements

Shadow AI & lack of proper guardrails are problematic combination

Even with light-touch regulation as its lodestar, new AI action plan requires authorization and funding for standards development, testing infrastructure and permitting reform

Recent lawsuits over AI applicant-screening tools highlight important differences

Practices that rely on consumer data or opaque pricing mechanics are increasingly evaluated through a consumer protection and data governance lens