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Through our in-depth understanding of artificial intelligence (AI) and expertise in data privacy, cybersecurity and digital assets, we support clients in navigating the evolving landscape of AI-driven digital transformation. Through the in-depth resources detailed on this page, we provide the insights needed to drive innovation while staying compliant with global standards.

Read the latest articles from our AI, data privacy and digital law professionals.

What Is Data Privacy in AI?

In the context of AI, data privacy involves ensuring that an organization’s use of data complies with legal and regulatory standards for protecting personal and sensitive information.

Data privacy issues with AI are a growing concern, as artificial intelligence systems often require vast amounts of data, including personal data, to function effectively. The collection, storage and processing of this data must be carefully managed to prevent misuse and unauthorized access.

Our Expertise in AI and Data Privacy

At Squire Patton Boggs, we help organizations ensure that their artificial intelligence initiatives align with current and emerging regulations. With significant experience at the intersection of AI, data privacy and digital law, our team is uniquely positioned to support clients in managing the rapid technological and regulatory changes impacting these fields.

Our global team of AI and data lawyers includes legal, policy and business professionals who bring deep insights into the intricate digital ecosystem and its regulatory challenges.

What Other Areas of AI and the Law Do We Cover?

As artificial intelligence continues to drive transformation across sectors, our articles offer insights into a broad range of AI-related legal areas. Beyond data protection issues, we provide valuable information and analysis on the following key topics.

  • Corporate compliance – The integration of artificial intelligence into corporate environments brings unique challenges for compliance programs. From competition enforcement to product safety laws, our professionals provide the insights you need to understand and manage AI-related compliance risks.
  • Intellectual property – Artificial intelligence has introduced new complexities in intellectual property (IP) law. Our lawyers provide analysis of recent AI-related developments in IP law, such as in copyrighting and patenting.
  • Labor and employment – With artificial intelligence transforming the workplace, we examine the legal implications of hot topics like the use of AI in hiring and algorithmic discrimination, giving practical guidance on fair and compliant employment practices.
  • Policy and trade – Artificial intelligence is reshaping global trade and policy. We provide updates on international policy developments, such as US outbound investment restrictions and provisional political agreements in the EU, helping you navigate the global regulatory landscape.

With our multidisciplinary expertise, we are well positioned to guide clients through the complexities of AI-related law across these critical areas.

Contact Us for More Insights on AI and Data Protection

Navigating AI data privacy issues and compliance with digital law requires expert guidance and a forward-looking approach. At our firm, we are committed to providing tailored insights and actionable solutions that empower businesses to innovate responsibly.

Whatever challenges your organization is facing in the digital age, our team of lawyers is here to help. Contact us to discuss your needs and learn more about how we can support your organization with our AI legal services.

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Recently, Squire Patton Boggs Tokyo and Shanghai Partner Scott Warren was cited in an article in Lexology Pro, written by Victoria Hudgins, comparing the US and China AI action plans. Both plans set more aspirational goals, while establishing a framework for AI security. Read the article (subscription required).

In addition, Scott will be speaking at the…

On June 30, 2025, the California Civil Rights Council (CRC) secured final approval for regulations addressing employment discrimination resulting from the use of artificial intelligence and other algorithms it collectively refers to as Automated-Decision Systems. Shortly after that, on July 24, 2025, the California Privacy Protection Agency Board approved its own long-anticipated regulations on cybersecurity…

The EU AI Act is entering into force in stages. While most of its provisions will not apply until August 2026, key requirements for general-purpose AI (GPAI) models took effect much earlier, starting on August 2, 2025.

In anticipation of this earlier milestone, the Code of Practice for General-Purpose AI Models was published on the…

As companies begin to move beyond large language model (LLM)-powered assistants into fully autonomous agents—AI systems that can plan, take actions, and adapt without human-in-the-loop—legal and privacy teams must be aware of the use cases and the risks that come with them.

What is Agentic AI?Agentic AI refers to AI systems—often built using LLMs but…

With the entry into force of the AI Act (Regulation 2024/1689) in August 2024, a pioneering framework of AI was established.

On February 2, 2025, the first provisions of the AI Act became applicable, including the AI system definition, AI literacy and a limited number of prohibited AI practices. In line with article 96 of…

The European Commission published its long-awaited Guidelines on Prohibited AI Practices (CGPAIP) on February 4, 2025, two days after the AI Act’s articles on prohibited practices became applicable.

The good news is that in clarifying these prohibited practices (and those excluded from its material scope), the CGPAIP also addresses other more general aspects…