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AI and Accountability: A Look at the President's New Executive Order
Category: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Information Privacy, Security and Data Rights, Legislative Updates
After observing that “Artificial intelligence offers enormous promise and great risk,” the Biden administration recently announced an Executive Order (the “Order”) setting the table for future government action in this fledging area. The Order primarily focuses on safety and security requirements…
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From Creativity to Liability: Exploring the Legal Dangers of Using Generative AI Websites, Applications, and Chrome Extensions
Category: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Information Privacy, Security and Data Rights, Litigation
Reflective of the reality that the buzz around ChatGPT was just one first step in the AI revolution, there are now hundreds of applications and extensions that leverage generative AI to perform a whole host of tasks. But many commentators promoting the vast adoption of generative AI seem to do so…
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ChatGPT: A Lawyer's Friend or Ethical Time Bomb? A Look at Professional Responsibility in the Age of AI
Category: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Information Privacy, Security and Data Rights, Litigation
The emergence of ChatGPT comes with tremendous promise of increased automation and efficiency. But at what cost? In this blog post, we’ll explore the potential ethical time bomb of using ChatGPT and examine the responsibility of lawyers in the age of AI. How could lawyers possibly use ChatGPT…
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Tips for Complying with DOL's Retirement Plan Cybersecurity Guidance
Category: Employment, Information Privacy, Security and Data Rights
”Not if, but when" is a phrase commonly used to describe data breach risk. Holding just under $11 trillion in assets, employer-sponsored retirement plans are a particularly enticing target for cybercriminals. Through audits and best practice guidance, the Department of Labor (DOL) is encouraging…
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FBI Warns of Imminent Cybercrime Threat to U.S. Hospitals and Health Care Providers
Category: Health Care, Information Privacy, Security and Data Rights
In a Joint Cybersecurity Advisory issued Wednesday, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the Department of Health and Human Services warned of an imminent ransomware threat to U.S. hospitals and healthcare providers. More than 400 hospitals…
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