Articles
AI Agents and Legal Liability: Who Is Responsible When an Autonomous System Causes Harm?
Autonomous AI agents can take actions with real-world consequences — but legal liability frameworks were not designed for them. A guide to how current law allocates responsibility for autonomous AI harm.
EU AI Act Prohibited Practices: What Businesses Must Stop Doing by August 2026
The EU AI Act's prohibited practices under Article 5 have been enforceable since February 2025. A guide to the six categories, enforcement timelines, and how to assess whether a system falls within scope.
AI in Legal Discovery: Rules, Obligations, and Risks of Using AI for eDiscovery
AI tools are used in eDiscovery to process and review large document sets — but they introduce obligations around competence, quality review, and disclosure. A guide for legal teams.
AI in Healthcare: Legal and Regulatory Considerations
Artificial intelligence applications in healthcare represent both significant promise and real legal complexity. From diagnostic imaging analysis to clinical decision support to administrative automat…
Greenlite Automates Construction Permits with AI
21 Sep 2024
The EU AI Act: What Businesses Need to Know
The EU AI Act, which entered into force in August 2024 and will apply in stages through 2027, represents the world's first comprehensive legal framework specifically regulating artificial intelligence…
Deepfakes in Law: Defamation, Evidence, and Emerging Regulation
AI-generated synthetic media — commonly called deepfakes — have moved from technical curiosity to a genuine legal problem in courts, legislative chambers, and regulatory agencies around the world. The…
AI Liability: Who Is Responsible When Algorithms Cause Harm?
As AI systems move into medical diagnostics, hiring, lending, and criminal risk assessment, the question of who bears legal responsibility when those systems ca…