Artificial intelligence and robotics companies must not forget the “other privacy law” in California — the California Online Privacy Protection Act.

Join us for the second American Bar Association Artificial Intelligence and Robotics National Institute beginning September 30, 2020.

I love practicing the law of artificial intelligence in Silicon Valley in the 2020s.

In a judgment issued last week, the European Court of Justice invalidated the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield Program.

One of the key challenges to machine learning artificial intelligence systems is the compliance challenge of meeting legal requirements for transparency.

Organizations using machine learning systems require data to train their systems. They must have the right to use that data or risk getting into trouble.

With limited budgets for legal fees, what kinds of contracts do startup artificial intelligence and robotics companies really need?

Learn whether HIPAA compliance is required for the operation of robots and artificial intelligence systems in a healthcare setting.

Human bias can creep into artificial intelligence systems intended to make objectively fair decisions. Learn how to minimize its prevalence and mitigate your risk.

Artificial intelligence and robotics companies are particularly at risk for espionage and cybersecurity threats.

GDPR provides unprecedented levels of control to consumers and how they manage their data. Here’s what you need to know about data consent.

Read this case study to learn how Stephen Wu and Paul Starrett built a meaningful partnership in the business world with effort, time and trust.

Attempting to balance risk with the promise of a first-mover advantage when entering a new market is a difficult task, but vital.

Is your website GDPR compliant? See if your business is following GDPR laws.

Explainability is the extent to which the deep learning system decisions can be explained in human terms. Read to learn how it might impact you under GDPR.

So your security company has detected or has been notified of potential data breach. What do you do now?

Technical safeguards are security controls that protect security-sensitive information and are carried out via technology or managed by technology.

Physical safeguards include business policies, procedures, and record-keeping required to protect a Covered Entity’s physical facilities and equipment.

Preventing data breaches requires a combination of approaches to manage people, processes, and technologies to implement robust security controls.

High-profile security breaches and loss of consumer personal information lead to lawsuits. Read to learn about the liabilities your company may face.