By Theresa Schliep

In the three years since ChatGPT burst onto the scene, artificial intelligence developers like OpenAI, Meta and Anthropic have faced dozens of lawsuits accusing them of infringing the intellectual property of authors, artists, news organizations and the like.

By Joel Poultney

Artificial intelligence will be a "game changer" for the reinsurance industry as it navigates an increasingly turbulent geopolitical landscape, Swiss Re said in a report Monday.

By Steven Lerner

Thomson Reuters integrated its generative artificial intelligence assistant CoCounsel with the contract intelligence platform Icertis on Monday, in a new partnership aimed at improving efficiency and compliance across the enterprise.

By Matt Perez

Zeal, a startup selling a subscription-based contract management platform, announced Monday the appointment of Darren Guy, a former legal operations director at insurance company AIG, as a member of its advisory board.

By Emilie Ruscoe

Investors in large parcel ecommerce company GigaCloud Technology Inc. have asked a Manhattan federal judge to give final approval to their $2.75 million deal ending claims the company misled investors about using artificial intelligence in its logistics systems.

By Vin Gurrieri

With California's legislative session nearing completion, several notable employment bills are awaiting lawmakers' action, including a sweeping proposal to regulate the use of artificial intelligence-infused technology and a bill tweaking how wage information is disclosed in job listings. Here, Law360 looks at six legislative proposals that discrimination and wage lawyers should have on their radar.