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Generative AI

The Generative AI tag covers articles addressing artificial intelligence systems capable of generating content such as text, images, audio, video, or code. It includes legal and governance issues involving generative AI development and deployment, training data, transparency, intellectual property, privacy and data protection, AI-generated content, foundation and large language models, risk management, regulatory obligations, and responsible use.

Prohibited AI Practices Under the EU AI Act: Non Consensual Intimate Material and Child Sexual Abuse

Prohibited AI Practices Under the EU AI Act: Non Consensual Intimate Material and Child Sexual Abuse

The EU AI Act’s new prohibitions target AI-generated intimate material without consent and child sexual abuse material. Explore their scope, provider safeguards, deployer duties and limited exceptions

California’s AI Transparency Act (CATA): Building Provenance Into AI-Generated Content

California’s AI Transparency Act (CATA): Building Provenance Into AI-Generated Content

California’s AI Transparency Act goes beyond AI labels, creating a provenance framework spanning GenAI providers, disclosure verification tools, hosting and online platforms, and capture devices to help establish, preserve, and verify the origin and history of digital content.

General-Purpose AI Models Under the EU AI Act: Classification, Obligations, and Systemic Risk

General-Purpose AI Models Under the EU AI Act: Classification, Obligations, and Systemic Risk

The EU AI Act regulates general-purpose AI at the model level. This article explains GPAI classification, provider obligations, open-source accommodations, downstream responsibilities, and the additional requirements for models that present systemic risk.

Arkansas: Who Owns AI-Generated Content and Trained AI Models?

Arkansas: Who Owns AI-Generated Content and Trained AI Models?

Arkansas AR Code § 18-4-101 (2025) tackles a growing AI question: who owns what generative AI creates? The law sets ownership rules for AI-generated content and trained models—and a different rule when employees use AI as part of their jobs.

California Defines AI: AB 2885 and Its Impact

California Defines AI: AB 2885 and Its Impact

California’s AB 2885 establishes a technology-neutral definition of artificial intelligence focused on AI systems, autonomy, inference, and outputs. This article explains the definition, how AI systems differ from AI models, where the definition applies, and what it means for AI governance.