AI and machine learning (ML) are transforming the real-money gaming industry, presenting new opportunities while raising the stakes for developers, platforms, and players alike.
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Artificial intelligence is becoming embedded in how modern enterprises create, distribute, and monetize products and services. As organizations move from experimenting with AI tools to integrating models into core business processes, the legal risks increasingly arise not from the technology alone, but from decisions made throughout the AI lifecycle.
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If your product team told you your model can replicate a recognizable voice from a 30-second sample, do you treat that as a feature or as a liability?
Artificial intelligence has moved synthetic voice from demo to deployment.
As the digital media ecosystem continues to mature, few relationships shape the global content economy as profoundly as the one between the United States and Japan.
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California has once again placed itself at the forefront of technology governance—this time with the nation’s first comprehensive state-level AI safety law.
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For companies expanding across state lines—or for international players breaking into the US market—the regulatory landscape for artificial intelligence poses a uniquely American puzzle.
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When a relatively young AI company agrees to pay $1.5 billion to settle a copyright lawsuit, it’s not just another headline; it’s a turning point. Anthropic’s settlement with a group of authors is one of the most significant developments yet at the crossroads of artificial intelligence and intellectual property law.
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The proliferation of AI technologies is driving transformative change across industries, unlocking new commercial possibilities while presenting complex legal challenges.
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In a case with far-reaching implications for digital platforms, emerging technologies, and state regulatory authority, X Corp. (formerly Twitter) has filed a constitutional challenge to Minnesota’s recently enacted deepfake law.
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In January 2025, the US Copyright Office released Part Two of its sweeping three-part study, Copyright and Artificial Intelligence. This installment, focused squarely on “Copyrightability,” tackles one of the most urgent and hotly contested questions in intellectual property today: Can and should AI-generated content be protected under existing copyright law?
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