United States: New Technology

Organizations face a critical gap in AI governance: most cannot identify where AI systems are making decisions, let alone trace those decisions through their full execution chain. This article introduces Decision Surface Mapping as the foundational step for building defensible AI governance infrastructure that can withstand regulatory scrutiny, litigation, and board-level accountability.

The UK's Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act introduces sweeping reforms with far-reaching implications for corporate entities operating globally. Understanding ECCTA's provisions is crucial for businesses navigating the evolving landscape of economic crime prevention and corporate transparency requirements. This analysis examines the Act's global reach and its impact on international corporate compliance obligations.

Mark Palmer, Chief Counsel of the Illinois Supreme Court's Commission on Professionalism, delivered a CLE session at Schiller DuCanto & Fleck addressing the intersection of artificial intelligence and the Illinois Rules of Professional Conduct. The presentation explored how attorneys must balance technological innovation with ethical obligations, covering competence requirements, confidentiality protections, and supervision standards for AI-generated legal work.