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The cases, policies and practice changes influencing how attorneys, in-house teams and agencies approach AI

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SFO Plan Focuses On Resilience But Funding Doubts Persist

By Mark Beardsworth, Duncan Grieve and Sharon Takhar

AI Data Center Boom May Spur Wave Of Toxic Tort Suits

By Benjamin Heller

Building Codes Ruling May Inform AI Copyright Arguments

By Mitesh Patel

EU Defense Road Map Opens Doors To New Market Entrants

By Carina Klaes-Staudt, Angelo Lercara and Clemens York

How Geopolitical Risk Affects Data Center Coverage

By Joseph Englert, Emma Leonelli and Shelby Guilbert

Sanctions Spotlight: Key Priorities Of OFSI's 3-Year Strategy

By Alexandra Melia

Musk Sought Control Of OpenAI To Fund Mars City, Jury Told

By Dorothy Atkins

OpenAI President Greg Brockman defended OpenAI's for-profit conversion during a California federal jury trial Tuesday and accused Elon Musk of demanding "unilateral absolute control" over OpenAI to fund his plans for a city on Mars, while acknowledging under examination that Musk proposed his stake would "change quickly" with additional investors.

Financial Crime Pro Unfairly Made Redundant Over AI Ability

By Jamie Lennox

A London tribunal has ruled that a travel benefits company unfairly fired its financial crime manager amid concerns that he was not qualified to address new risks that arose with the emergence of artificial intelligence.

RWS Strikes £40M Deal For IP Technology Company

By Dawood Fakhir

Artificial intelligence company RWS said Tuesday it has agreed to acquire intellectual property managing business Obviously for £40 million ($54 million) in a deal that will expand its footprint in the new £2 billion trademark and brand protection market.

Health Bills To Know This Week: Drug Pricing, AI And Abortion

By Gianna Ferrarin

Law360 Healthcare Authority looks at a proposal to create a prescription drug affordability board in Virginia, legislation enacted in Maine establishing boundaries on the use of artificial intelligence in mental health care, and other legislative developments impacting the healthcare industry this week.

$100M AI Investment Suit Must Be Arbitrated, Financier Says

By Caroline Simson

A California financier Tuesday denied allegations in a $100 million fraud lawsuit over a "sham" loan transaction aimed at funding an investment into an artificial intelligence company, adding that the dispute belongs in arbitration in the Bahamas.

Linklaters Launches Client-Facing AI Practice Group

By Marialuisa Taddia

Linklaters has launched a practice group bringing together lawyers and data scientists to develop artificial intelligence-enabled "premium" legal services.

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