AI Counsel Blog Posts

If you’re thinking about using the lovely, charming, and completely digitally generated actress Tilly Norwood in your upcoming advertising campaign, you better pay attention to New York’s new synthetic performer disclosure statute. This excerpt from a McDermott Will Schulte memo provides an overview of the statute: New York has enacted a new law requiring disclosures […]

Many retailers offer shoppers their own proprietary AI agents or shopping bots to enhance customer experience.  Retailers can control their proprietary agents’ actions and the risks associated with them, but this Sheppard Mullin memo points out that a bunch of third-party AI shopping agents are being deployed, and users are creating agents of their own.  […]

Last week, John wrote a blog titled: Agentic AI: Retailers Have No Idea What’s About to Hit Them.” In it, he explores the risks agentic AI poses to the retail industry. Recent insights from Deloitte suggest that trend may be playing out across the economy at large. Despite big plans to adopt agentic AI workflows, Deloitte […]

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Many firms are integrating AI by working with outside vendors. Oftentimes, these deals are structured as Software as a Service (SaaS) agreements. This usually looks like a firm paying a monthly fee to a vendor for access to that vendor’s AI systems. While these agreements may seem straightforward, individual needs and scale can quickly complicate […]