AI Law

German regulators ruled Google AI Overviews and Perplexity are content providers under media law, raising new compliance risks for AI search.

A federal judge's ruling that AI chats cannot be shielded by attorney-client privilege has prompted urgent warnings from US lawyers to their clients.

Missouri has passed legislation making it a criminal offence to create or distribute AI-generated sexual deepfake images without consent, a move partly prompted by the viral spread of non-consensual explicit AI images of Taylor Swift that circulated online in early 2024.

Research reveals GPT-5 achieved 100% legal accuracy vs 52% for human judges, raising questions about AI's role in judicial decision-making.

Texas's new Responsible AI Governance Act (TRAIGA) is now in effect, introducing stern provisions to prevent the manipulation of human behavior by AI systems, with significant penalties for violations.