I am honored to team up with the folks at LexShift, as this is a team of “practitioners for practitioners” that know about implementing high level information governance (IG) strategies. …
ARMA InfoCon 2025 marked a major milestone: 70 years of advancing the practice and profession of information governance. Isaza Law was present to participate in this year’s conference with a …
Continuing with our blog series dealing with AI compliance, this week we tackle the challenges of California’s AI Transparency Act. As the saying goes, “as California goes, so goes the …
Earlier this year, we briefly discussed multiple Artificial Intelligence (AI) Acts that are currently in effect or are in the process of being rolled out in the United States. See …
Last week, the Delaware District Court issued a case of first impression ruling regarding the use of copyrighted works for artificial intelligence (AI) training. In Thomson Reuters Enterprise Centre GmbH v. Ross …
In last week’s post, I discussed a trailblazer in the U.S. comprehensive AI legislative front: Colorado. This week, we tackle the original trailblazer on this front: the European Union’s (EU) …
For the first blog of the 2025 year, we will continue our focus on an important player in the privacy and artificial intelligence (“AI”) space: Colorado. In a relatively short …
As noted in last month’s blog, three states have enacted artificial intelligence (AI) regulations, including Utah, Colorado, and California. We last discussed the relatively business-friendly Utah legislation, but this week, …
For this blog I want to begin addressing my take on the different AI acts popping up throughout the world. In this blog installment, I begin with one of the …
As you may recall, this past week we attended ARMA International’s InfoCon 2024 in Houston. Following is a summary of my key take-aways from the conference. It seemed every other …
