Technology Marathon

Please join us for the next installment of the Morgan Lewis Automotive Hour Webinar series, focused on electric vehicle developments.

Please join us for a program co-hosted with local Indian counsel that will cover key issues affecting the deployment and use of technology in India, including how such issues impact the provision of technology services provided or hosted from India. The program will consider, among other topics, the latest in artificial intelligence and data regulation in India.

Members of our investment management, cybersecurity, and SEC enforcement practices will discuss new technologies impacting financial institutions and the business, internal governance, regulatory, and cybersecurity implications as firms adopt, adapt, and react to these rapid changes.

Join us for an engaging discussion on the rapidly evolving drone, data center, and artificial intelligence legal landscape and related risks and opportunities for the aerospace and defense sector as well as for the technology, technology infrastructure, and advanced materials industries more generally.

Please join us for a thoughtful discussion at the intersection of the energy and technology industries, where emerging innovations at the distribution voltage level are transforming how power is generated, managed, and delivered.

Join our panelists for a discussion on how retailers can leverage technology, data, and strategic partnerships to deliver a unified, personalized customer experience. The session will explore emerging trends, evolving data and AI regulations, and practical insights on data rights, pricing strategies, and integrations.

This webinar will discuss the FDA’s policies on the use of artificial intelligence and related technologies for pharmaceutical and medical device development and operations, regulations regarding health-related uses of AI, and other recent developments.

Join us for a lively discussion on copyright law, current artificial intelligence litigations, and legislative developments that may influence creative industries, technology companies, and society at large for years to come.

Our eData team will discuss the need for organizations to think about how to preserve generative artificial intelligence (GAI) prompts and outputs.

We will discuss M&A, private equity, and venture capital trends in the artificial intelligence market and how these trends are affecting deal structuring, valuations, due diligence, data rights, the return of acqui-hires, and other transactional considerations.

Please join us for this discussion on artificial intelligence patent protection and litigation. Topics will include the varieties of AI, determining patentability based on subject matter, novelty, and nonobviousness, inventorship issues, and strategies and tactics for securing favorable outcomes in AI patent disputes.

Please join us for a discussion around cutting-edge issues in the negotiation of contracts between customers and providers of artificial intelligence tools and services.

Our lawyers will discuss the venture capital and emerging company landscape in the race to construct and optimize artificial intelligence.

Join us for a discussion on the uncertain landscape of artificial intelligence regulation at the state and federal levels.

We will discuss the legal implications of DeepSeek, the new open source large language model from China.

We will discuss the spectrum of current and future issues arising out of major information technology outages, including crisis management, incident response and preparedness, the impact on outsourcing and commercial contracts, insurance recovery issues, and managing litigation and related risk which might follow.

Every year, the threat actors that attack companies get more creative. Our team will discuss global trends that are defining the incident response landscape in 2025 and how to deal with these difficult crisis situations.

This webinar will cover recent privacy and data security developments on Capitol Hill and at the US Federal Communications Commission and US Federal Trade Commission.

Remote work adds additional complexity to the cyber risks that continue to emerge and present challenges to businesses across industries. We will discuss these risks and common recommendations for risk reduction.

We will discuss the continuing focus of governments and regulatory agencies globally on the new era of “active” online digital safety and content moderation, including analysis of changes in law and regulation that will impact technology industry stakeholders around the world.