Artificial Intelligence

Digital business and practices are changing rapidly and our legal expertise in the areas of machine learning, generative AI and data commercial integration provides structure, insight and assistance to our clients in navigating the unique legal challenges that continue to evolve.

Artificial intelligence is becoming more embedded in company practices and presents opportunities for development and growth. The legal challenges for implementation and compliance are unique for every company, especially with the nuances of protecting intellectual property, managing risks, and addressing the concerns and ethical challenges in the market. This is where our capabilities are strongest as the sector continuously adapts. The technological advancement of the machine learning, data demands and growth of artificial intelligence affects businesses at all levels. Our longstanding knowledge of IT, communications, and data as well as IP, data privacy and regulatory compliance all intersect with the effects of AI.

Our clients include major international and national IT businesses in data rich sectors, who need clear, practical and focussed advice. We work for news and publishing groups on AI matters and the issues arising from obligations concerning payment for content. Furthermore, in conjunction with our fellow www.lexing.network correspondent lawyers across the globe, we are at the forefront of AI advisory practice on an international basis.

We have a range of knowledge covering:

•Regulatory and data advice for international businesses using transcription and voice tone analysis for established communication systems.

•Advising on the impacts of up and coming regulations for AI safety for open model systems

•Drafting extensive data sharing contracts for marketing practices for Europe wide systems

•Reviewing and advising on the personal data impacts for therapy text based models and their potential for future modelling

•White paper on AI and monopolisation of data

•AI for AOP, Memorandum about large language models that can be supplied on request

•Advising in relation to UK Competition Regulator (the CMA) AI position