It feels like almost overnight, artificial intelligence (AI) has shifted the way companies run their businesses and serve their customers. As AI becomes increasingly mainstream, governments, industry organizations, and individual companies across the globe are grappling with how to address AI-specific risks without stymying research or innovation.
AI-Related Securities Class Actions On the Rise
Understanding the types of challenges shareholders are bringing against AI-affiliated companies is critical to effectively evaluating proposed disclosures and addressing potential areas of exposure.
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Courtney Quirós , Sierra Shear and Carissa Lavin
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