The rapid integration of Generative AI into business operations has created a new frontier of legal risk, with data privacy and cybersecurity increasingly under scrutiny. In this CLE webinar, we provide a practical overview of the evolving legal landscape surrounding artificial intelligence. As plaintiffs increasingly target AI tools under wiretap-style theories, such as the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) and other consumer protection laws, businesses must adopt thoughtful defense strategies. Drawing on extensive experience in privacy litigation, regulatory risk, and corporate governance, and explore emerging theories of algorithmic liability, compliance challenges, and evolving privacy standards. Attendees will leave with actionable insights for building defensible strategies that satisfy regulatory requirements and mitigate legal exposure.
What You Will Learn in This Webinar
- The New AI Litigation Landscape: Overview of recent privacy-related cases involving AI chatbots, data scraping, and model training.
- Statutory Challenges and Wiretap Claims: How CIPA and related privacy statutes have been used for novel legal theories related to AI-user interactions, including the application of the VPPA (Video Privacy Protection Act) to the unauthorized disclosure of video-interaction metadata to AI model providers.
- Cybersecurity Liability in the Age of AI: Managing risks associated with AI-driven vulnerabilities associated with third-party vendor integrations.
- Defense Strategies and Challenging “Standing”: Leveraging the “concrete harm” requirement to dismiss claims at the pleading stage by demonstrating a lack of Article III standing in AI-related privacy claims.
Presenters
Heidi Salow, Senior Counsel
Shannon Kapadia, Senior Associate
Who Should Attend
In-house counsel and general counsel; data privacy officers and privacy professionals; chief information security officers and IT risk managers; litigation attorneys focused on technology and class actions; and compliance and risk management executives.
Continuing Education Credit
This program is pending approval for California, Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Minnesota, Nebraska, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and Wisconsin continuing legal education credit.
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