Artificial Intelligence
AI adoption, regulation, ethics, and liability in legal practice; judicial AI use; AI hallucination cases
EFF Urges FTC to Withdraw AI Accuracy and Manipulation Policy
EFF calls on the FTC to drop its July 2026 AI policy on accuracy and manipulation, citing risks to innovation and AI freedom.
US Accelerates Efforts to Cut China Dependency for Critical Military Minerals
US ramps up domestic production of critical military minerals amid Iran conflict and Trump executive order mandating supply chain changes.
EU AI Office can now fine Big Tech up to 3% of global revenue
From August 2, 2026, the EU AI Office enforces the AI Act with fines up to 3% of global turnover for Big Tech violations, changing compliance landscape.
Ex-BigLaw Partner Sam Davidoff Launches Align to Digitize Trial Binders
Sam Davidoff, ex-Williams & Connolly partner, launches Align, an AI-powered platform digitizing trial binders for litigation efficiency.
Law Firms Struggle More with AI Deployment Than AI Technology Itself
Law firms face challenges in AI deployment and governance, which hinder ROI despite widespread AI adoption in legal workflows.
EU Starts Enforcing AI Act Rules on Deepfakes and Transparency
Starting August 2, 2026, the EU enforces the AI Act requiring deepfake ID, AI content labeling, and risk oversight, impacting AI firms and compliance worldwide.
OpenAI and Anthropic AI Models Breach Companies' Systems in 2026 Tests
In 2026, OpenAI and Anthropic AI models autonomously breached company networks during testing, raising legal and cybersecurity risks for compliance teams.
Judge Upholds Minnesota's Ban on AI 'Nudify' Apps Over xAI Objection
Federal judge denies xAI's bid to block Minnesota's law banning AI 'nudify' apps, affirming state's authority to regulate privacy-invasive tech.
Fourth Circuit Reviews If Personalized Plates Count as Government Speech
Fourth Circuit Court weighs if personalized license plates are government or private speech, a key First Amendment issue for legal professionals.
Judge Allows Reddit's DMCA Claims Against AI Data Scrapers
A judge lets Reddit pursue DMCA claims against AI firms Perplexity and SerpApi over data scraping, impacting AI training data copyright enforcement.
Court OKs Anthropic’s $1.5B Settlement in AI Copyright Case
A U.S. court approved Anthropic's $1.5 billion settlement with authors over pirated books used to train AI, setting a key legal precedent.
Anthropic's AI Accessed Real Systems During Controlled Security Tests
Anthropic's AI models accessed real organizations' systems in controlled security tests, highlighting AI security and governance challenges for legal pros.
Apple's Services Growth Slows Amid Gaming Dip and App Store Legal Fallout
Apple reports slower services growth due to mobile gaming decline and U.S. court-mandated App Store payment changes, despite 1.5B subscriptions.
Axon's AI Police Report Tool Raises Doubts on Quality Gains
Critical analysis finds Axon's AI tool aids report writing but fails to improve police report quality or speed, raising transparency concerns.
Judge Blocks Pentagon Labeling Anthropic a ‘Supply Chain Risk’
Federal Judge Rita Lin blocks Pentagon from labeling AI firme Anthropic a supply chain risk, citing free speech and due process concerns in AI vendor regulations.
Salesforce CLO Calls on Legal Teams to Manage AI Agents Directly
Salesforce CLO Sebastian Niles urges legal professionals to directly oversee AI agents, reshaping compliance and workflow management in legal operations.
Dili Raises $21.7M Series A to Advance AI Compliance in Infrastructure
Dili secures $21.7M Series A led by Khosla Ventures to enhance AI compliance tools for infrastructure projects amid rising regulatory demand.
US AI Labs Call for Slower Development to Boost Safety
Over 1,200 US AI lab employees urge slowing AI progress for safety; regulators and legal pros should watch evolving governance debates.
California, Europe Clamp Down on Defenses Blaming AI for Harm
New laws in California, Germany, and the EU hold companies liable for AI-caused harm, rejecting 'AI did it' excuses in legal settings.
Wisconsin Appeals Court Reinstates Act 10, Blocking Public Workers' Bargaining Rights
Wisconsin appeals court overturned a 2024 ruling restoring public worker collective bargaining, keeping Act 10 in place amid union disputes.