Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to change the world as we know it. But that potential also brings with it unknown risks.

AI is now one of the top agenda items for businesses and Boards.

How can they make sure they take swift advantage of the opportunities and mitigate risks? And how do they ensure that they embed responsible AI practices within their organisations in the long term?

Our long-standing global technology team is one of the most sophisticated in the world. Our lawyers bring deep specialism in both the regulatory and commercial issues affecting AI, meaning that advice is holistic and capable of real-world implementation. Our knowledge of key regulators and vendors in this space means that our clients benefit from deep market insight.

The team is part of a much broader multi-disciplinary global AI practice that advises on the broad range of regulatory, enforcement and litigation risks associated with the use of AI. Our data, IP, competition and consumer, product liability, tort/contract, employment, ESG and sectoral law specialists work together seamlessly to offer pragmatic and cutting-edge advice. seamlessly to offer pragmatic and cutting-edge advice.

AI in the workplace: Bridging technology and regulation

By adopting AI, businesses can streamline operations and empower employees to focus on more creative and strategic activities, paving the way for a smarter and more competitive future.

In this guide, our employment experts draw upon some of the key challenges posed by the adoption of AI in the global workplace and provide tools to help employers manage them. We also look at the legal landscape and the direction of travel for AI regulation across the world.

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