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Vejay G. Lalla

New York
As seen in: The Wrap, Marketing Dive, Law360, JD Supra, Chain Store Age, WARC, Lexology, Intellectual Property & Technology Law Journal, The Licensing Journal, Mondaq
I am a Partner in the Technology Transactions Practice at Fenwick & West. I am also a devoted husband and a father of 2 young gentleman.
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New York's Safeguards For AI Companions Are Now In Effect

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By Vejay G. Lalla, Randi Seigel, Melanie DeFiore
| Mondaq
Manatt, Phelps & Phillips LLP are most popular: within Real Estate and Construction topic(s) With the rapid development and growth of AI-powered chatbots—designed or able to mimic friendship or emotional intimacy—ethical, safety, and regulatory concerns and real-world examples of harm are mounting.
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Real Or Rendered? - How New York's Proposed Synthetic Performer Disclosure Bill Could Change The Script For Advertisers

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By Jesse M. Brody, Vejay G. Lalla, Jacob Geskin
| Mondaq
New York's proposed Synthetic Performer Disclosure Bill (Assembly Bill 606B / Senate Bill 1228C), currently advancing in the New York State Legislature, could impose mandatory disclosure requirements on advertisements generated by artificial intelligence (AI) or which contain digitally altered human-like figures.
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California's New AI Laws Limit Uses Of Digital Likeness

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By Andrew Klungness, Vejay G. Lalla, Jennifer Stanley, Kristen Rovai
| Mondaq
California's new AI laws, Assembly Bill 2602 (AB 2602) and Assembly Bill 1836 (AB 1836), establish fresh regulatory requirements focusing on transparency, accountability, and ethical AI use, particularly in the entertainment industry. AB 2602 prevents the unauthorized use of digital replicas of individuals' voices or likenesses in contracts for personal or professional work, requiring specific consent and representation during negotiations.
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