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Strategies for the AI Era

Insights

With artificial intelligence developing rapidly and affecting all corners of business, we are sharing timely insights and strategies from lawyers across the firm.

Summary

Artificial intelligence is here, and with it comes unprecedented legal questions and business risks. Companies are implementing AI in novel ways, regulators are considering its impacts, and courts are grappling with how to apply traditional legal concepts to a fundamentally new technology. Davis Polk’s cross-practice AI team will update this page with the latest developments and insights.  

Insights

European Parliament approves AI Act


AI traps and strategies

As the use of generative artificial intelligence becomes ubiquitous, it is critical for companies to learn to recognize and avoid common traps associated with AI. The hazards range from uncertain intellectual-property protections and privacy considerations to the risk of missing out on the significant benefits of AI. Here, we highlight seven key traps and associated strategies for businesses.


Managing the risk of uncertain IP protection



Risks of inputting private information into AI tools



Inaccurate information produced by generative AI



Managing the risk of bias in generative AI output



AI training datasets may include copyrighted content



Disclosure issues related to the use of generative AI



Risk of missing out on the benefits of generative AI


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