Connecticut has enacted one of the most wide-ranging state AI laws to date. Companies that develop or deploy automated tools affecting Connecticut employees, consumers, or minors should begin assessing whether…
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Colorado’s SB 26-189: Understanding the New Automated Decision-Making Technology Law
After two years of delays, unsuccessful amendments, and a federal lawsuit, Colorado has replaced its sweeping 2024 AI law with a narrower and more practical framework. Companies that use automated…
Privilege Waived! Clients Risk Waiving Attorney-Client Privilege When Seeking AI Legal Advice Prior to Meeting with Attorneys
More than ever before, clients are using artificial intelligence (AI) prior to approaching their attorneys for legal advice. Doing so proves to have many advantages. First, it allows clients to…
California’s Ongoing AI Regulation: Key Deadlines Arriving in 2026 and Beyond
In the second half of 2026, one of California’s most significant artificial intelligence laws takes effect, with additional provisions becoming effective in 2027 and 2028. The California AI Transparency Act…
California’s SB 53: Understanding the Obligations in Effect Now and Into 2027
On January 1, 2026, California’s SB 53 imposed groundbreaking new requirements on developers of the most advanced artificial intelligence systems, known as “frontier models.” Companies that develop or deploy frontier…
In 2026, a wide range of California laws regulating the development, marketing, and use of artificial intelligence (AI) go into effect. Together, these bills impose new requirements on generative AI…
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Bradley’s Artificial Intelligence team advises companies navigating the evolving legal and business issues surrounding artificial intelligence. The team brings experience across industries including healthcare, financial services, construction, technology, and insurance.



