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Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning are at the forefront of innovation in today's rapidly evolving technological landscape and have widespread implications for further technological breakthroughs and business applications alike. As AI and machine learning have begun to revolutionize the use and management of technology, the IP & Technology team at Robins Kaplan is dedicated to helping clients understand and navigate the complex legal issues associated with AI technologies during a pivotal era marked by increasing growth and development of generative AI models.

Our seasoned intellectual property attorneys have experience representing clients in connection with emerging technologies such as AI. We offer clients a powerful combination of knowledge and strategy though our business acumen, litigation prowess, and first-hand experience in software and computing technologies. This unique blend of experience allows us to provide forward-thinking counsel and strategy development that aligns with your business objectives. We assist and empower clients to seize opportunities, mitigate risks, and establish informed best practices in the AI landscape.

With our firm’s focus on litigation and trial practice, we understand how to present complex issues surrounding emerging technologies such as AI to judges, juries and arbitrators. With this experience, we are able to identify critical areas of concern, and counsel clients on dispute prevention and resolution or, should litigation arise, position our clients for success while minimizing business disruption.

Comprehensive Services

Our attorneys provide comprehensive legal services for AI-related matters, including protecting innovations, managing software license agreements, ensuring data privacy, mitigating risks, navigating regulations, and developing AI policies including:

Litigating software license disputes
Protecting copyrights from unauthorized use by AI-related applications
Negotiating and drafting AI software licensing agreements, including software as a service (SaaS), platform as a service (PaaS), software in the cloud and on-premises, and other related agreements for licensees or licensors
Protecting and safeguarding AI-related innovations through patents, copyrights and trade secrets
Establishing clear copyright and ownership rights for AI-generated content
Addressing data privacy concerns and protecting sensitive or private data and information accessed by AI tools
Mitigating liability risks associated with AI-generated content
Tackling issues related to accuracy of content generated by AI
Navigating the dynamic and rapidly changing regulatory frameworks surrounding AI
Developing tailored internal AI use plans and policies
Leveraging AI use in eDiscovery processes

Cutting-Edge Technology Focus

As with any emerging technology, much remains to be seen regarding how AI-related issues will be decided in the courts as case law develops. Our team at Robins Kaplan is committed to staying at the forefront of these developments, ensuring that our clients are well-prepared for the future. Technologies that may be implicated include:

AI Chatbots and virtual assistants
Autonomous vehicles
Cloud-based and on-premises software and storage
Consumer products
Database management
Educational tools
FinTech and Blockchain
Graphics processing and development
Human resources software
Information technology
Medical devices, life sciences and healthcare-related software
Mobile devices and communications standards
Project management tools
Semiconductor devices and processing equipment
Software as a service (SaaS) and Platform as a service (PaaS)
Telecommunications
Virtual and augmented reality

Why Robins Kaplan?

At Robins Kaplan, we're not simply reacting to the AI revolution – we endeavor to help shape its legal framework. Our bold, innovative approach can help ensure that your business stays ahead of the curve in this rapidly evolving field. Partner with us to transform AI challenges into strategic advantages for your business.

Contact our team to secure your position at the forefront of technological innovation.

Resources

“AI’s Impact On Property Insurance Coverage,” Lee Ann Thigpen, The Robins Kaplan Insurance Insight (June 2024)

"Navigating the Legal Landscape: Generative AI and Copyright Law," Bryan Mechell, The Robins Kaplan Quarterly (January 2024)

"Q&A: The Crossroads Where Generative AI Meets Copyright Law," Bryan Mechell, Westlaw Today (October 9, 2023)

“Machine Learning Models: The Legal Need for Editability (Part I),” Steve Carlson, et al., IPWatchdog (December 13, 2021)

“Machine Learning Models and the Legal Need for Editability: Surveying the Pitfalls (Part II)”, Steve Carlson, et al., IPWatchdog (December 17, 2021)

"In No Uncertain Terms: Strategies For Assessing And Mitigating Risk In Technology And Software License Disputes," Bryan Mechell, The Robins Kaplan Quarterly (October 2022)