Fragmented AI Regulation and Litigation Activity Is Accelerating, Today’s General Counsel

Today’s General Counsel cited a Morgan Lewis Insight written by partners Elizabeth Herrington, Heather Egan, Rishi Satia, and Ezra Church in an article examining the accelerating pace of artificial intelligence (AI) regulation and litigation in the absence of a comprehensive US federal framework.

The article highlights a rapidly evolving enforcement landscape in which federal agencies are relying on existing statutes while states expand AI-specific laws and enforcement activity.

Drawing on the Insight, the article underscores the emergence of a fragmented, multijurisdictional regime and a regulatory-litigation feedback loop that is increasing risk for companies deploying AI across industries.

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