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McMillan LLP's Amir Kashdaran will be speaking at the Canadian Technology Law Association's 2024 Fall Conference: Exploring New Frontiers in Technology on a panel titled AI and the Law - Legislative Trends from Around the World. The panel will dive into critical developments such as Canada's Artificial Intelligence and Data Act, the U.S.'s evolving AI regulations, and the EU's Artificial Intelligence Act, which came into force on August 1, 2024. Don't miss this insightful conversation. Learn more and register here: https://bit.ly/4ePzbsd #AILaw #TechLaw #PrivacyLaw #GlobalAI

Some very interesting developments in #AI and #AILaw. I hope you read the update.

If you want to learn more about the convergences and divergences between the EU and the US approaches in regulating #artificialintelligence you can read the Article that Tod Cohen, Anne-Gabrielle HAIE and I prepared, available via the link below.

I'm convinced #AI is the most significant technological change we are currently experiencing. It's not #vaporware, #NFTs, or the #Metaverse. And the regulatory change around #AI is accelerating. This article helps explain what is going on in the EU and in the US in #AILaw. I hope you find it interesting.

The US, UK, and EU have signed the world’s first binding AI treaty: the Council of Europe’s Framework Convention on AI, Human Rights, Democracy, and the Rule of Law. This agreement ensures AI development and use in both public and private sectors follow principles of transparency, human rights, democracy, and the rule of law. Signatories must assess and mitigate AI's negative impacts and provide remedies for violations of fundamental rights. They will need to determine whether new legislation is needed or if existing laws, such as human rights law, are sufficient. The full Convention is available here - https://lnkd.in/evcuQ3uW #AITreaty #AIRegulation #TechForGood

Complete series: "Global AI Governance Law and Policy: Jurisdiction Overviews" is a five-part article series, co-sponsored by OneTrust, diving into the laws, policies, and broader contextual history and developments relevant to AI governance in five jurisdictions: Singapore, Canada, the U.K., the U.S. and the EU. Explore the full resource below and find more info using the link in the comments.

We collaborated with Access Now and brilliant law firms on this analysis of the complex landscape of developing AI regulation in Latin America - highlighting the need to safeguard human rights.

Attention English-speakers of my network! 📣 Our latest report report on AI regulation in Latin America is now available in English! 🤖 Developed along with Access Now, this comparative analysis delves into the AI regulations and strategies of 8 Latin American countries and contrasts them with regulations in the EU and USA. Find the full report below 👇🏼

"The e-discovery and information governance provider Lighthouse released its inaugural annual report on where AI currently stands with e-discovery and legal professionals. Lighthouse collected responses from 268 people, 56% from law firms and 44% from corporations. Just 20% of the respondents say that their companies are using AI today. Another 43% say that they are currently evaluating the tools in the market." https://lnkd.in/e4-uub8y

Thank you, Ilias Konteas, and thanks EUIPO - European Union Intellectual Property Office. It has also been a pleasure for me to participate in this panel in such a relevant forum as the EUIPO - European Union Intellectual Property Office #Observatory, and on such a timely topic as the intersection between #GenerativeAI and #IP, specially when we talk about copyrights datasets to train LLMs . As I commented the challenge is to built the narrow corridor between copyrights management and fostering #Innovation.