By Sarah Martinson

Generative artificial intelligence has reduced the costs and barriers of deploying a cyberattack, leaving law firms vulnerable to both novice and sophisticated cybercriminals.

By Sydney Price

A purported open-source artificial intelligence developer has been hit with a proposed class action accusing it of reaping over $100 million in ill-gotten gains by manipulating a token merger and breaching a covenant to develop AI tools in an "ethical and acceptable manner."

By Theresa Schliep

The owner of Entrepreneur magazine hit Meta Platforms Inc. with the latest suit accusing an artificial intelligence developer of infringing copyrighted material, telling a California federal court Thursday Meta "seeks to build a multibillion-dollar artificial intelligence empire on a foundation of systematic and widespread copyright theft."

By Steven Lerner

Leaders from Crowell & Moring LLP, Gunderson Dettmer Stough Villeneuve Franklin & Hachigian LLP, Jackson Walker LLP and Suffolk University Law School are among those who are joining Hotshot's inaugural artificial intelligence advisory board.

By Matthew Santoni

Even as the Pennsylvania General Assembly has struggled to agree to a state budget since the summer deadline passed, legislators have introduced and advanced bills dealing with perennial topics like cannabis legalization or responding to newer concerns like AI-fueled fraud.

By Grace Elletson

A company that provides artificial intelligence technology to healthcare companies has agreed to settle a former employee's lawsuit alleging she was fired after speaking up about pay disparities and advocating for women to receive the same recognition as their male counterparts.