We’re halfway through 2025, so it is timely to take stock of the latest developments in the AI sphere. Join our Director, Cheryl Seah in a fast-paced update covering Singapore, as well as key jurisdictions like US, EU, China, UK, Korea and Japan. The takeaway is practical ideas on what to review or update in your AI use policies and your agreements with your customers or vendors (depending on your role) concerning your use of AI solutions.
From court decisions on whether an AI chatbot can defame someone, to guidance from the US Copyright Office on whether copyrighted works can be used to train AI models, we will be covering the following areas:
- Intellectual property: what’s ‘fair’ in training?
- Privacy / confidential data use: what are the consequences of collecting and training AI models personal data without basis? Could sharing information lead to loss of legal professional privilege? Liability for output: how effective are disclaimers? Who bears the risk when things go wrong?
- Regulatory frameworks: such as new laws covering reporting obligations, watermarking requirements, etc. and their extraterritorial impact
- Testing and audit frameworks: what’s required before rolling out AI solutions?
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