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Partners Nichole Sterling and Daniel Kaufman commented on the Federal Trade Commission’s reversal of a 2024 order against AI company Rytr in a Dec. 31, 2025, article for Lexology Pro titled “FTC Retreats on Rytr: What Does the Agency’s New Enforcement Stance Mean for AI?” The article posits the theory that the FTC will continue to file orders against misleading statements or deceptive practices involving AI use.

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