What are the advantages and challenges of AI for small and mid-size firms? Elizabeth Guthrie of Nextpoint discusses that in this post!
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How Does AI Work? A Beginner Friendly Guide to Artificial Intelligence
If you have ever asked how does AI works, the short answer is simple: AI works by finding patterns in data and using those patterns to make predictions, decisions, or generate new outputs. It does not think like a human. It processes inputs, applies learned patterns, and produces a result based on how the system
Risk #6: Valuation Under Pressure: Market Stress and the Enforcement Lens
Markets have recently been experiencing heightened volatility and credit availability has tightened, which has placed valuation practices under unusual pressure from regulators and investors. The events of the past several years, including rising interest rates, geopolitical turmoil and the impacts of artificial intelligence tools, among other issues, have amplified the inherent challenges of valuing illiquid assets and sparked greater regulatory scrutiny. This is particularly true when marks affect fees paid by investors, or the prices at which they invest in or redeem from a fund.
Lending Platform Hit with AI-Related Securities Suit
One of the interesting features of the rise of AI has been the advent of “AI-and” businesses – that is, businesses whose strategy is to apply AI tools to traditional business models. When “AI-and” business results fall short, securities litigation has sometimes followed. In the latest example of this kind of litigation, earlier this week a plaintiff shareholder filed a securities suit against Upstart Holdings, a company whose business model involves applying AI tools to traditional credit rating and lending services, after the results from the company’s AI-updated credit rating tool disappointed investors. A copy of the new Upstart Holdings complaint can be found here.
AI, Privacy, and Discovery: Think Before You Prompt
Public AI Tools and Discovery Exposure
Generative AI tools have quickly become part of daily life for businesses and individuals across Illinois and Missouri. Platforms such as ChatGPT and other large-language models often feel conversational and private, which can foster a false sense of security. Recent litigation, however, demonstrates that what users type into these
AI, Work Product, and the Protective Order Problem:What Morgan v. V2X, Inc. Means for Every Litigator
When a corporate defendant moved to restrict a pro se plaintiff’s AI use in discovery, the court didn’t just rule on the motion — it wrote the most comprehensive framework on AI and work product protection in federal court yet, and the protective order standard it set will follow every litigator using AI, not just
SEC Enforcement Results for FY 2025
This is press release that would not have been written by judge Margaret Ryan if she was still serving as the Director of Enforcement. She only lasted six months with the rapid down-sizing and lack of enforcement at the Securities and Exchange Commission.
I was stunned to see the SEC attack its prior stewardship in
UK: ICO Report on Automated Decision-Making in Recruitment
Organisations increasingly use AI-enabled tools throughout the recruitment process. These tools screen CVs, score suitability, run online assessments, and analyse behaviour. They can speed up hiring and may help reduce the human bias found in traditional recruitment. However, their use often clashes with data protection rules that limit decisions based only on automated processing. On
Advancing AI Fluency With Grit and Growth Mindset
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Gabrielle Kohlmeier is a lawyer, tech whisperer, and transformation executive in a lifelong love affair with growth mindset and sustainable innovation. From building a Fortune 30 legal and policy approach to antitrust, to navigating retail risk,
Reid Zeising: Scaling By Letting Go And Leaning Into Leverage
In this episode, Steve Fretzin and Reid Zeising discuss:
- Letting experts elevate your business
- Streamlining operations to unlock scale
- Embracing AI as a force multiplier
- Releasing control and focusing on what matters most
Key Takeaways:
- You don’t need to master every discipline to build something great. Real growth comes from casting vision, staying close to