Australian Government’s National AI Centre publishes guide “Being Clear about AI Generated Content” setting out when and how to consider disclosing use of AI in processing.
The guide suggests considering the level of AI Involvement together with its potential impact: The higher the
In 2025, India’s approach on AI has shifted significantly from, “Will AI change the way business is done?” to “What is the best way to adopt it to enable business expansion?” Guided by the principles of People, Planet, and Progress, “Safe and trusted AI for all” has become the motto governing India’s approach to AI.
ONC is ending 2025 with a tight set of four (4) new Information Blocking FAQs issued on December 19, 2025 that squarely target how Actors (i.e., HIE/HINs, Developers of Certified Health IT and Health Care Providers) behave in the real world: automation, contract leverage, and the Manner and Fees exceptions. These December FAQs do not
For the fourth consecutive year Squire Patton Boggs has been ranked by Lexology Data: 100 (formerly Global Data Review 100), which profiles the world’s leading 100 law and advisory firms with data privacy and cybersecurity practices, among the Global Elite band of firms in its 2026 edition – the highest tier reserved for the top
For more insights and analysis from Cleary lawyers on policy and regulatory developments from a legal perspective, visit What to Expect From a Second Trump Administration.
On December 11, 2025, President Donald Trump signed an executive order titled Establishing A National Policy Framework For Artificial Intelligence (the “Order”)[1]. The Order’s policy objective
If you are a government contractor offering government agencies products utilizing Large Language Models (LLM), your disclosure requirements just increased.
Per a new memo from the Office of the Management of the Budget (OMB), when procuring LLM’s, government agencies must require vendors to provide sufficient information for the agencies to be able to determine that
President Trump’s Dec. 11, Executive Order, “Ensuring a National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence” (the “order”), targets what the administration views as burdensome and fragmented state AI regulation in favor of a single national framework.
Although the order does not overturn any existing or proposed state AI law, it directs federal agencies to challenge certain
In December 2025, the Spanish Agency for the Supervision of Artificial Intelligence (AESIA) published a set of detailed guidance documents and templates aimed at helping providers and deployers of high-risk AI systems under the EU AI Act comply with the relevant requirements of the law. The materials are also available in English.
A New Approach to Data Regulation
With the U.S. Department of Justice’s Data Security Program (DSP) now in full effect, companies that handle sensitive personal data, operate across borders, or rely on global vendor ecosystems face an increasingly complex compliance environment. The DSP restricts certain data transactions involving individuals and countries of concern, imposes new