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GAI–Hinton is Scared!?!

Posted on November 27, 2023 by Stephen Honig

Who is Hinton?  The godfather of AI, winner of the Turing Prize, left Google earlier this year due to the potential “existential threat” that AI presents to the human species.  Single most quoted expert on GAI in the world, period.  … Continue reading →

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GAI Faces the Music

Posted on November 20, 2023 by Stephen Honig

No, this is not a post about Sam Altman being ousted by Open AI (even though at this very moment the final outcome is unclear).  This post is about how another AI company was sued by music publishers, seeking to … Continue reading →

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Why Class Actions Fail

Posted on November 14, 2023 by Stephen Honig

The business press is always carrying stories about suits brought against companies because the company: made a public misstatement that affected the price of its publicly traded shares; the statement was later proven incorrect; and then the stock price fell … Continue reading →

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SEC vs GAI– Say What?

Posted on November 13, 2023 by Stephen Honig

In speeches in July and September, activist SEC Chair Gary Gensler has staked out an alleged case for SEC regulation of the new breed of Artificial Intelligence.  One would not expect to find the SEC delving deeply into AI, other … Continue reading →

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BlackRock Reports Gender-Diverse Corporations Perform Better

Posted on November 8, 2023 by Stephen Honig

Yesterday BlackRock, the huge institutional investor, reported that “most gender-balanced companies [over the last 8 or 9 years] outperformed the least diverse companies by 29%, as measured by average return on assets.” Those companies with women in leadership and who … Continue reading →

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Systemic Racism Backlash: Board Response

Posted on November 8, 2023 by Stephen Honig

In the face of growing backlash against DEI efforts in general and questions about the value of corporate positioning to root out alleged systemic racism, yesterday the New England Chapter of National Association of Corporate Directors presented a program on … Continue reading →

Posted in The Law

Update: Federal Regulation of AI

Posted on November 2, 2023 by Stephen Honig

On October 30, the US Administration issued a 54 page detailed Executive Order setting forth a regulatory scheme to control the development, use, safety and accuracy of AI.  This Order fulfills the promise contained in the July Administration release assuring … Continue reading →

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Law Firms Gun-Shy on AI

Posted on October 19, 2023 by Stephen Honig

Law firms are slow to adopt AI in their business models; perhaps they are too aware of the risks, particularly in a profession where keeping secrets –concerning individuals or businesses — is of constant focus. A just-published joint study by … Continue reading →

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What Businesses Need to Do Today About AI

Posted on October 17, 2023 by Stephen Honig

Virtually all businesses, whether they focus on this fact or not, are affected by or are actually using GAI (generative AI) right now, and incurring possible legal exposure.  The involvement and thus potential risk is broad. I know this sounds … Continue reading →

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US Attacks Roll-Ups Under Anti-Trust Laws

Posted on October 4, 2023 by Stephen Honig

As part of the Administration’s expanding activity in anti-trust, which includes new proposed Guidance and changes in pre-merger filings under Hart-Scott-Rodino for larger transactions, the FTC for the first time is going to court to make anti-trust violation claims against … Continue reading →

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