New sheriff in town: State AG enforcement on the use of AI

As the regulatory landscape for artificial intelligence continues to evolve, state Attorneys General are emerging as active enforcers – leveraging existing consumer protection and data privacy laws to address potential harms arising from AI technologies. From concerns around algorithmic bias and automated decision-making to the use of personal data, AI is increasingly under the microscope from state officials.

Join DLA Piper litigators as they explore how state Attorneys General are shaping the AI regulatory landscape, enforcement trends and how to proactively manage risk for businesses across industries. 

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Causing collusion? Understanding antitrust considerations when using artificial intelligence
Tuesday, June 24, 2025
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm ET

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