Growing artificial intelligence use in politics and advocacy has prompted a law firm known for its election work to start a practice focused on the technology.
Holtzman Vogel, founded more than two decades ago by the former chief counsel of the Republican National Committee, has created the practice in part because clients are worried AI use will run afoul of regulations.
“There’s not insignificant consequences for people that use AI in ways that get them in trouble,” said Jason Torchinsky, a Washington, DC-based firm partner who specializes in campaign finance, election ...
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