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Colorado AI Act: DOJ Steps In As X.AI Suit Pauses

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By Marc Collier (US), Helen Christakos (US), Ethan Glenn (US), Remi Gambino (US) & Shushan Gabrielyan (US) on May 12, 2026

We recently published an alert that highlights recent developments in the case filed by X.AI LLC seeking to enjoin enforcement of Colorado’s Senate Bill 24-205 (SB-24-205), often referred to as the Colorado AI Act (the AI Act). The AI Act…

How to approach governance of AI agents

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By Susana Medeiros (US), Steve Roosa (US) & Wenda Tang (US) on April 13, 2026

Current approaches to agentic AI governance seem more focused on trying to apply governance after a system is developed, like a Band-Aid, instead of baking in reasonable governance and controls into the guts of the system. In the same way…

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Complaint accuses OpenAI of practicing law without a license

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By Susan Ross (US) on April 6, 2026

A popular public AI tool has been accused in federal court of practicing law without a license.  Please see the post on the Artificial Intelligence page of Inside Tech Law: AI in litigation series: Complaint accuses OpenAI of practicing law…

AI and privilege: Assessing recent court rulings

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By Ellen Blanchard (US), Marc Collier (US), Annmarie Giblin (US), Susana Medeiros (US), Ethan Glenn (US) & Susan Ross (US) on March 3, 2026

We recently drafted an article that discussed court decisions that reached very different conclusions about how the attorney-client privilege and work product doctrine apply to materials submitted to and created by generative AI (GenAI) tools.  A recent decision from the…

Privacy Day 2026: Why trust is the new competitive advantage

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By Imran Ahmad (CA), Marcus Evans (UK), Lisa Fitzgerald & David Kessler (US) on January 28, 2026

Every year, Privacy Day gives organizations a moment to pause and reflect on how rapidly the data landscape is shifting, but 2026 feels different. The conversation has moved beyond compliance checklists and breach headlines. Privacy is moving beyond legal, shaping…

Agentic AI: the ICO’s early thoughts on the data protection implications

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By Marcus Evans (UK) & Rosie Nance on January 12, 2026

The ICO has kicked off 2026 with sharing its early thoughts on the data protection implications of agentic AI in its ICO tech futures: Agentic AI report. The report considers the novel data protection risks presented by agentic AI.

New York’s algorithmic pricing law

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By Annmarie Giblin (US), Susana Medeiros (US) & Susan Ross (US) on December 22, 2025

On November 10, 2025, New York’s disclosure law on algorithmic pricing went into effect.  This post will describe the law, a recent federal court case, and some potential effects, using precise geolocation data as an example.

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Changes to EU and UK data protection law – a tale of two GDPRs?

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By Marcus Evans (UK) & Rosie Nance on November 12, 2025

The EU Commission recently held a call for evidence on “simplification” of legislation in the data, cybersecurity, and AI space, ahead of a “Digital Omnibus” Act.  These changes look to make the EU’s digital rulebook more innovation-friendly, supporting the Commission’s…

Italy’s Law No. 132/2025 on Artificial Intelligence

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By Francesco Gelmetti & Salvatore Iannitti (IT) on October 8, 2025

On September 23, 2025, Italy adopted Law no. 132/2025 on Artificial Intelligence (AI). The law will enter into force on 10 October 2025 and aims, inter alia, to complement the Regulation EU 2024/1689 (EU AI Act).

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Pseudonymised data could fall outside data protection law – introducing the “means reasonably likely” assessment

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By Marcus Evans (UK) & Rosie Nance on September 4, 2025

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has delivered its judgment on case C 413/23 P European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) v Single Resolution Board (SRB).  The CJEU has confirmed that pseudonymised…

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