by: Dhara ShahThe end of California’s legislative session brings a series of new AI-related bills that currently await Governor Newsom’s signature. If passed, these bills’ requirements will expand on the existing requirements for both developing and deploying GenAI systems that we have seen under global AI laws and guidance, including Colorado’s AI law.While…

8 Considerations for Advertisers by: Mindy Abern It’s officially football season!  College football is underway, and the NFL season kicks off tonight.  This also means that it’s the season for some of the best (and most expensive) commercials.  A 30-second spot airing during Sunday night football is estimated to cost upwards of $800,000 this season.…

by: Dave RadmoreArtificial Intelligence systems can be extremely powerful in streamlining an employer’s hiring and recruitment practices. And many HR service providers have implemented all sorts of new and exciting AI products to offer to their employer clients. But, although the flood of AI laws and regulations in the United States over the past…

by: Dhara Shah and Afam Okeke

While we await final buzz around the end of California’s legislative session, we can turn to the 2024 legislative session in Colorado, which brought us much to consider. This includes both a new AI law and amendments to the existing Colorado Privacy Act.Colorado’s governor signed into law this…

by: Rosanne YangThe backlash was swift after former President Trump posted at least digitally edited, if not deep fake AI-generated, images this week falsely suggesting that Taylor Swift had endorsed him in his bid for re-election.  This is, in some ways, an old story – brands routinely find themselves in the hot seat for…

by: Max Landaw

The process for legalizing sports wagering just got a lot easier.  Recently, and as we discussed in a previous post, the United States Supreme Court denied a petition for certiorari in the case West Flagler Associates v. Haaland, affirming the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia’s holding that…

by: Benjamin Stein As we’ve previously covered in this blog, some state gift-card laws include a requirement that the card issuer provide cash back to a consumer upon request when their card’s value reaches a certain threshold. California’s law is particularly notable in this regard, providing consumers with a cash-out option when the card…