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Google Signs EU AI Code: Impact on Competition
A New Signatory in the Ring Just days after Meta publicly declined the EU’s voluntary Code of Practice for general-purpose AI, Google revealed a different approach. Alphabet President of Global Affairs Kent Walker stated Google will sign onto the full Code. Google’s commitment was confirmed in a blog post outlining both optimism and caution. The Read more
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EU’s AI Code: A New Era of Compliance
The Code That Isn’t Law—Yet The European Union’s new Code of Practice for General-Purpose AI arrived with little fanfare this July. However, it marks a quiet turning point in the global effort to regulate artificial intelligence. The Code is not binding, at least not formally. However, for lawyers watching the architecture of AI regulation evolve, Read more
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The Challenge of AI: Can Adaptive Regulation Keep Up?
The pace of artificial intelligence is staggering. Just in the past year, generative AI has moved from the margins of public awareness. It has entered the center of global business, education, and national security conversations. But while AI is moving fast, the law is, by design, slow. This raises an urgent question: can our democratic Read more
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The Future of the AI Liability Directive in Europe After Withdrawal
The European Commission has officially withdrawn its proposed AI Liability Directive. This measure was intended to create clear legal pathways for individuals seeking compensation for harm caused by artificial intelligence systems. This decision, announced in February 2025, marks a significant shift in the EU’s approach to AI governance. But what does this mean for businesses, Read more
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Understanding Executive Orders on AI: Impacts for Legal Professionals
The transition from President Joe Biden to President Donald Trump in January 2025 has created a state of uncertainty. This affects several AI-related executive orders (EOs) and policies. The rescission of Executive Order 14110 had structured federal AI governance under Biden. The introduction of Executive Order 14179 takes a new approach. These changes leave many Read more
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The Future of AI in Law: Insights from the Bipartisan AI Task Force
On December 17 2024, the House Bipartisan Task Force on Artificial Intelligence released a 273-page report. This report outlines the challenges, opportunities, and regulatory gaps surrounding AI. The report results from nearly a year of research. It includes discussions with over 100 experts. It provides a roadmap for U.S. AI policy. For attorneys, its findings Read more
