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A Bad Actor, AI, And The Potential Creation Of Global Trade Chaos And Armageddon
With the ever-growing barrage of rhetoric over just how, when, and if, AI will kill us all, the conversation also lends itself to, do we believe it will be AI that kills us, or a bad actor using AI? If I showed you a picture of East Asia at night from space and pointed out that you can’t see North Korea for the lack of available electricity, (It’s 99% blacked out, and only Pyongyang shows a small cluster of light) would you think for a minute that they would have the tech savvy, and high end software, or even hardware, necessary to steal $6.7 billion in crypto since 2017?
United States International
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Braumiller Law Group, PLLC
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One Image Can Create A Copyright Problem: What Businesses Should Know Before Using Photos In Marketing
A federal copyright case over a single Facebook photograph resulted in years of litigation despite a $200 damages award, demonstrating how routine image use in business marketing can create substantial legal and financial exposure. Understanding copyright compliance, licensing requirements, and proper image-sourcing procedures has become essential for businesses seeking to avoid costly infringement disputes.
United States IP
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Klemchuk
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Can AI Make Real-Money Gaming More Engaging, Secure, And Fair?
Enterprise AI creates legal risk throughout the AI lifecycle, beginning before deployment. Model selection, data pipelines, vendor relationships, AI-generated outputs, consequential decision-making, contracts, and governance can create intellectual-property, privacy, confidentiality, contractual, regulatory, and liability exposure. Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping real-money gaming, but its value proposition is inseparable from regulatory risk.
United States Media & IT
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Gamma Law
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Virtual & Digital Health Digest
This digest examines the dual regulatory trajectory shaping virtual and digital health in mid-2026, as U.S. authorities intensify enforcement against telehealth fraud while simultaneously building institutional frameworks for artificial intelligence in healthcare delivery. The analysis tracks parallel developments in the EU and UK, where data protection authorities are scrutinizing automated decision-making systems and reassessing transatlantic data transfer mechanisms following recent U.S.
United States Healthcare
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Arnold & Porter
Article
Part IV: When National Security Meets Life Sciences: Navigating The Expanding U.S. And European Regulatory Landscapes
National security considerations are rapidly reshaping the life sciences industry, with evolving U.S. and European regulations affecting research, clinical trials, supply chains, investment, data governance, and commercialization. This webinar examines the latest developments across the U.S. and European national security landscape, including countries of concern, investment controls, human 'omic data restrictions, and AI-related risks.
United States Healthcare
AP
Arnold & Porter
Video
ROBOCALLS ALLOWED ANYTIME A NUMBER IS PROVIDED?: Court Suggests Providing Number To A Caller Constitutes TCPA Express Consent For Robocalls– And This Is VERY Interesting
A federal court suggests that merely providing a phone number to a caller may constitute express consent under the TCPA for robocalls, potentially opening the door for widespread automated calling practices in the GenAI era. The ruling in Smith v. Examworks addresses whether consent must specifically authorize robocalls or if general consent to be called is sufficient, with significant implications for telemarketing compliance.
United States Technology
Troutman Amin LLP
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California Signs Landmark Online Child Safety Package
California has enacted the nation's most comprehensive online child safety legislation, banning addictive social media features for minors under 16, establishing strict companion chatbot regulations, and imposing enhanced civil penalties for platforms that harm children. Companies operating social media platforms or chatbots accessible to California children must now assess their products, audit features, and prepare compliance programs ahead of the laws' effective dates.
United States Media & IT
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Davis+Gilbert LLP
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Ankura CTIX FLASH Update – September 29, 2026
Enterprise AI systems face mounting security risks as infostealer malware increasingly targets AI accounts, exposing conversation histories, API keys, and active sessions. Meanwhile, organizations struggle to scale AI pilots beyond proof-of-concept, with nearly half of enterprise AI projects failing to reach production. How are malicious actors exploiting AI infrastructure, and what operational challenges prevent successful AI implementation at scale?
United States Technology
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Ankura Consulting Group LLC
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2026 CBP Trade And Cargo Security Summit: Key Takeaways For Importers
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) brought together government officials and members of the trade community in Dallas from September 8–10, 2026, for its annual Trade and Cargo Security Summit (TCSS). This year’s theme “Knowing Your Supply Chain to Remain Compliant and Mitigate Risk” was reflected throughout three days of discussions on enforcement, supply chain visibility, artificial intelligence, forced labor, transshipment, CTPAT, cybersecurity, and the future of customs compliance.
United States International
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Diaz Trade Law
Article
The AI Apocalypse: ‘I’m Sorry, Dave. I’m Afraid I Can’t Do That’
When OpenAI's o3 model sabotaged shutdown mechanisms in testing, headlines warned of machines developing survival instincts. But the real story mirrors HAL 9000's malfunction in 2001: A Space Odyssey—not emergent evil, but conflicting instructions from human designers. This analysis argues that AI safety failures are disclosure problems, not horror stories, and proposes a framework requiring published principles, transparent instruction hierarchies, independent testing, and enforceable liability.
United States Technology
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Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
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Evolving Theories Of Coordinated And Unilateral Conduct In US Antitrust Law In The Era Of Rapid AI Deployment
How is the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence, particularly algorithmic pricing tools, challenging traditional US antitrust law? This article examines the blurring line between independent business decisions and unlawful coordination among competitors in the era of AI deployment. Legal experts analyze evolving theories of coordinated and unilateral conduct as regulators grapple with new technological realities.
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Steptoe LLP
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California Becomes Second State To Require Disclosure Of Synthetic Performers In Advertising
California joins New York in mandating disclosure when AI-generated synthetic performers appear prominently in advertisements, establishing specific language requirements and broad enforcement mechanisms. The law creates new compliance obligations for advertisers, agencies, and media platforms while introducing nuanced differences from New York's framework. With the January 2027 effective date approaching, businesses must implement tracking systems and disclosure procedures to navigate this expanding regula
United States Media & IT
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Davis+Gilbert LLP
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