Fallon Martin

Artificial intelligence is transforming business — from streamlining workflows and accelerating content creation to developing more efficient processes. But as adoption of AI grows, so too does the risk of inadvertently disclosing sensitive information. For companies that rely heavily on proprietary data and trade secrets, it is essential to understand how AI products handle user input. The risk beneath the surface Many generative AI products retain and analyze user inputs.

Last November, the District Court for the Northern District of New York issued an injunction amid a lawsuit by Variscite NY One (“Variscite”), a Michigan entity, which had been denied approval to operate a recreational cannabis business within the state.

Intense efforts by the Legislature to modernize New York’s wrongful death laws came to a screeching halt last night. Just before the deadline, Governor Kathy Hochul vetoed the long-anticipated Grieving Families Act—legislation that would have overhauled state law related to wrongful death claims.