Artificial intelligence, a curiosity not so long ago, is now a part of daily life for in-house lawyers.
Heading into 2025, in-house lawyers are closely monitoring developments in the space, watching forthcoming compliance requirements in the US and EU, ensuring their companies are protected from security threats posed by bad actors using AI—and looking for ways that AI can make their own jobs easier.
1. What AI Regulations Apply in the US?
“Top of mind for in-house and governance is the regulatory and legal landscape evolution,” said Gunnar Heinisch, managing counsel at
Lawmakers in Washington haven’t ...
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