Globally, many industries are experiencing intense competition as market leaders and would-be disruptors race to deploy artificial intelligence (AI) in products, services, and business processes.
On March 27, 2025, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) filed a lawsuit and proposed settlement order resolving claims against Cleo AI, a fintech that operates a personal finance mobile banking application through which it offers consumers instant or same-day cash advances.
Greenberg Traurig is sponsoring the 2025 GC Midwest Conference, April 8-9 in Chicago. Reena Bajowala is moderating an AI panel on April 8, joined by legal experts to explore AI risks, rewards, data privacy, IP, and compliance. The session highlights navigating challenges and leveraging AI for business growth.
The ACC Foundation’s Cybersecurity Summit offers two days of in-person sessions and networking, equipping professionals from diverse sectors to tackle key cybersecurity challenges. GT is sponsoring the event, with Reena Bajowala and Jena Valdetero leading a session on cybersecurity, AI trends, and global regulations.
The National Bureau of Economic Research recently found that 25% of American workers use AI tools weekly, with over 10% using them daily.
Virginia’s HB 2094 regulates high-risk AI systems, focusing on consumer protection. Developers must ensure transparency and manage risks, while deployers must disclose AI use. Generative AI outputs must be identifiable. Enforcement includes penalties up to $10,000. Effective July 1, 2026.
The European Union has introduced significant new regulations, including the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) and the EU AI Act.
The GT London team is hosting a roundtable briefing to explore:
Many startups are pioneering technologies that are transforming the way we live, learn, and work. However, with great innovation comes great competition, and having a solid intellectual property (IP) strategy can make or break these companies, especially when these companies are in their early stages and IP may not be on top of mind. To
The recent rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has had an obvious economic impact, but some lawyers may be wondering if it is a passing fad or whether it will impact their practice.
On Jan. 7, 2025, the FDA issued its draft guidance, “Artificial Intelligence-Enabled Device Software Functions: Lifecycle Management and Marketing Submission Recommendations.” In its latest draft guidance on medical devices, the FDA provides recommendations on the documentation and information that should be included in marketing submissions for devices that include AI-enabled device software functions.