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Artificial Intelligence for Companies and Their Counsel
Artificial Intelligence for Companies and Their Counsel provides practical guidance on the evolving legal and regulatory landscape surrounding artificial intelligence. Covering intellectual property, state and federal regulation, ethics, workplace risks and global AI governance, this resource helps legal professionals and business leaders navigate emerging AI challenges and opportunities.
Publisher: Matthew Bender
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International Order InquiryArtificial Intelligence for Companies and Their Counsel explores the rapidly evolving intersection of artificial intelligence, intellectual property, regulation and legal practice. Designed for attorneys, corporate counsel, policymakers and business leaders, this practical resource examines the legal implications of AI technologies across state, federal and international frameworks.
Beginning with foundational concepts and legal definitions of artificial intelligence, the publication provides analysis of emerging state AI laws, federal regulatory developments and international approaches including the European Union Artificial Intelligence Act. The book also addresses the growing impact of AI on copyright law, patent law and the practice of law itself, offering guidance on issues such as authorship, inventorship, fair use, ethical obligations and courtroom use of AI technologies.
Authored by intellectual property attorney Daniel Barsky, the publication combines legal analysis with practical insights relevant to today’s technology-driven legal environment. Additional coverage includes workplace considerations, product liability concerns, AI governance issues and evolving compliance obligations affecting organizations implementing artificial intelligence tools.
With discussion of real-world legal developments and emerging regulatory trends, Artificial Intelligence for Companies and Their Counsel serves as a practical guide for understanding how artificial intelligence is reshaping legal risk, intellectual property strategy and business operations.
Key Features
- Analysis of state, federal and international AI regulation
- Coverage of copyright and patent law issues involving artificial intelligence
- Discussion of AI ethics and the use of AI in legal practice
- Examination of courtroom applications and evidentiary considerations
- Guidance on workplace risks and AI-related liability concerns
- Overview of the European Union Artificial Intelligence Act
- Practical insights for attorneys, policymakers and business leaders
- Foundational explanation of artificial intelligence concepts and legal definitions
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CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION
§ 1.01 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI)
§ 1.02 What is different this time? – Addressing the Four Major Problems
CHAPTER 2 THE BASICS OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
§ 2.01 The Problem – No Clear Definition for Artificial Intelligence
§ 2.02 Proposed Definitions for Artificial Intelligence
§ 2.03 Federal Regulatory Definitions
§ 2.04 Various State Definitions of Artificial Intelligence
§ 2.05 Various Foreign Definitions of Artificial Intelligence
§ 2.06 Other Artificial Intelligence Related Definitions
§ 2.07 Types of Artificial Intelligence
CHAPTER 3 STATE LEVEL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE LAWS
§ 3.01 States with Comprehensive Artificial Intelligence Laws
§ 3.02 States with Limited Artificial Intelligence Laws
§ 3.03 States with Special Interest Artificial Intelligence Laws or Updates to Existing Laws
CHAPTER 4 GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS
§ 4.01 Government Regulations – The Obama Administration
§ 4.02 The First Trump Administration – Executive Order 13,859, Maintaining American Leadership in Artificial Intelligence
§ 4.03 The Biden Administration
CHAPTER 5 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND COPYRIGHT LAW
§ 5.01 The Intersection Between Artificial Intelligence and Copyright Law
§ 5.02 What is Copyright?
§ 5.03 Authorship
§ 5.04 Fair Use
§ 5.05 Intermediate Copying
§ 5.06 Copyright Management Information
§ 5.07 Other Cases to Watch
CHAPTER 6 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND PATENTS
§ 6.01 What is a Patent?
§ 6.02 Patents and Artificial Intelligence – General Questions and Considerations
§ 6.03 Inventorship
§ 6.04 Patentable Subject Matter
§ 6.05 AI-Generated Printed Publications and Prior Art – Novelty
§ 6.06 Obviousness
§ 6.07 Combining Eligible Subject Matter and Obviousness – An Example
§ 6.08 Enablement
§ 6.09 Written Disclosure Requirement
§ 6.10 Additional Issues when AI Meets Patent Law
CHAPTER 7 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE PRACTICE OF LAW
§ 7.01 AI & the Practice of Law
§ 7.02 Ethical Issues
§ 7.03 Ethical Opinions, Rules, and Statements
CHAPTER 8 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN COURT
§ 8.01 AI in Court Overview
§ 8.02 Court Rules by State
§ 8.03 Uses of Artificial Intelligence in the Courtroom
§ 8.04 Evidentiary Considerations
CHAPTER 9 SELECTED FOREIGN LAWS AND REGULATIONS
§ 9.01 Introduction
§ 9.02 European Union Artificial Intelligence Act
§ 9.03 Selected Additional Foreign Laws
§ 9.04 Foreign Intellectual Property Office Determinations on AI and Creation of Intellectual Property
CHAPTER 10 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE WORKPLACE
§ 10.01 The Rise of AI in the Workplace
§ 10.02 Workplace and the Evolving Legal & Regulatory Landscape
§ 10.03 Risks Associated with Using AI
§ 10.04 Suggestions on Avoiding Issues with AI
CHAPTER 11 PRODUCTS LIABILITY
§ 11.01 Fault
§ 11.02 Products Liability Legal Theories
§ 11.03 A Look Inside Large AI Models