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Gerard Stegmaier

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Data. IP. #AI. Privacy. Security. Rogue wave follower, consigliere, provocateur, seeking active inferences in a world of reward maximizers. Seller of t-shirts.
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New Target In Sight: FTC Zeroes In On Algorithmic Pricing Models Based On Personal Data

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By Gerard Stegmaier, Edward Schwartz, Mark Quist, Karim Alhassan
| Mondaq
Witnessing the race to harness the power of Artificial Intelligence ("AI") by markets and businesses, the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC"), recently issued a warning over the emerging technology and its ever-widening use cases.
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Board Liability - Reduce Risk for Data Security Breaches

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By Brenda R. Sharton, Gerard Stegmaier, Goodwin Procter
| Thomson Reuters Legal Verified
Corporate directors and officers may increasingly be targets of shareholder derivative lawsuits in the wake of the surge of regulatory actions and private litigation around data breaches. While no individual directors and officers have been held liable for the costs of a data breach to date, such lawsuits have been filed. Signals from plaintiffs' attorneys indicate that, if they have their way, the wave will break soon. Corporate leaders need not be caught off guard.
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Entertainment and Media Guide to AI: Legal issues of AI in the entertainment and media sector part 1-Contractual considerations: security, performance and termination

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By Sophie Goossens, Jess H. Drabkin, Gerard Stegmaier, Jordan E. Tanoury
| Lexology Verified
Information security As part of the vetting and contracting process, customers may also consider a vendor’s data security models with regards to the AI tools. There is potential for hacking an AI system and causing issues such as system manipulation, data poisoning, and extraction attacks. System manipulation includes providing the AI system with malicious inputs, causing the output data to be inaccurate.
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