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A Kill Switch for AI? The Most Interesting Part Is What’s Missing From the Debate
In July, an AI model broke out of its test environment and attacked someone else’s systems. Congress responded with a bill for an emergency shut-off. Brussels got new enforcement powers and has already used them. Beijing set up an international organisation of its own. Then September revealed that everyone had been reacting to the wrong […]
Five legal considerations every Startup Founder should know
Founders are often driven by passion, ambition, and the excitement of building something new. In the rush to develop a product or secure the next round of funding, it is easy to fall into a common trap: believing that “we’re friends, everything is working well, and we’ll deal with the legal paperwork later, once we […]
10 Executive Board Mistakes that kill digital transformation
Digital transformation is one of the riskiest undertakings an organization can attempt. Despite this, many executive teams still think of it as a mere “upgrade.” In practice, failures rarely result from software errors. Most often, they occur where technology has no impact: in strategy, structure, processes, and accountability. Digital transformation is a difficult process that […]
WLN Technology Law Focus Group Updates
Today the WLN Technology Law Focus Group shared valuable updates from our different jurisdictions in the world of technology law, particularly focusing on the rise in use of artificial intelligence platforms such as ChatGPT and DeepSeek. Our chair Diane Frank was joined by Renata Lewicka, Chris Erb, Jackie Wu, Randy Whitmeyer, John Kivus, Jakob Tasser, and Łukasz […]
WLN Technology Focus Group Updates
What AI tools can be helpful for lawyers and law firms? How do our clients feel about using AI? How accurate are the results produced by ChatGPT? Today the WLN Technology Law Focus Group explored these questions and many more, as well as sharing valuable updates from our different jurisdictions in the world of technology […]