Webinar Recording: The State of AI Legislation

About the Program

With the exponential growth of AI technologies, businesses must navigate an increasingly complex regulatory environment. Regulations surrounding AI are always changing and adapting, much like the technology itself. States have been constantly introducing and refining legislation regulating its implementation and use, creating a patchwork of laws that are critical for employers to keep up with. 

In this program, our experienced practitioners analyze the developments they've been tracking, and share insights into why these are the key pieces of legislation to keep an eye on. 

Topics include:

• What the recently passed Colorado state law means for employers nationwide, 
• Why California's recent legislative attempts are a big deal, 
• Developments in Illinois and the Midwest, and
• A preview of expected changes in the next legislative session. 

Speakers

Rachel V. See, Senior Counsel, Seyfarth Shaw LLP
Annette Tyman, Partner, Seyfarth Shaw LLP
Angelina T. Evans, Partner, Seyfarth Shaw LLP

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