Although the U.S. federal government may be shying away from AI legislation, this has not slowed regulatory scrutiny at the state level and with respect to higher-risk AI uses. But what are the actual requirements, who do they apply to, when will they be in effect, and what are the consequences of non-compliance?
This webinar will explore how AI is being regulated in practice in the United States, and how lawyers are managing AI risks in a fragmented regulatory environment where legislation is only part of the compliance landscape.
Topics of discussion will include:
- Best practices for developing and implementing internal AI policies
- How state and sector-specific AI laws are set to take center stage in the absence of federal legislation and enforcement
- Existing privacy, data security, and consumer protection laws that already apply to AI systems and solutions
- The growing number of health-focused and healthcare-adjacent AI laws
- Addressing higher-risk AI use cases, and preparing for potential litigation
- Practical implications for companies deploying or procuring AI, and compliance strategies for privacy professionals
1.0 CLE credit hour approved for CA, CO, DE, IL, GA, FL, OH, NY, NJ, PA, TX and WA. Other states may be available upon request.
