In this episode of Applied AI, Tamsin Blow, Luke Pardey and Emily Sheard explore the evolving landscape of AI litigation.

From contractual disputes and liability questions to hallucinations, defamation, data protection and confidentiality risks, they discuss where claims are likely to emerge, how courts may respond, and the practical steps organisations can take to reduce exposure before disputes arise.

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Applied AI is a CMS podcast exploring how artificial intelligence is deployed in practice across business, focusing on the legal, regulatory and commercial challenges organisations face as adoption accelerates.

Drawing on frontline client conversations, the series examines how organisations can move from theory to application, focusing on real world AI implementation, covering governance, regulatory expectations, risk management, data and model oversight, and practical challenges such as shadow AI, hallucinations and responsible use.

Designed for general counsel, senior legal and risk leaders, and C suite decision makers responsible for AI adoption, as well as innovation and transformation leads, Applied AI provides practical insight on navigating AI regulation and implementation in an increasingly AI driven business environment.

Visit the webpage: ⁠⁠https://cms.law/en/gbr/insight/artificial-intelligence/applied-ai⁠⁠

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About CMS

With more than 90 offices in over 50 countries and 7,000+ lawyers worldwide, CMS offers deep local market understanding with a global perspective. As a Future Facing firm we take a bold, dynamic and agile approach to help clients of every size face the future with confidence. We have an immense depth of understanding of the sectors in which we operate. Our lawyers are genuine experts in their fields and are able to advise on current challenges as well as anticipate those on the horizon that are likely to shape the future.

Website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://cms.law/en/gbr/ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

LinkedIn: / cms-cameron-mckenna

Twitter: / cms_law

In this episode, CMS experts Pippa Tasker, Charles Kerrigan and Robert Dedman discuss AI in financial services, including governance, consumer duty, AI hallucinations, shadow AI, personalisation, regulatory expectations and the future of human oversight. A practical discussion for organisations navigating AI regulation, compliance and responsible deployment in the UK financial services sector.

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Applied AI is a CMS podcast exploring how artificial intelligence is deployed in practice across business, focusing on the legal, regulatory and commercial challenges organisations face as adoption accelerates.

Drawing on frontline client conversations, the series examines how organisations can move from theory to application, focusing on real world AI implementation, covering governance, regulatory expectations, risk management, data and model oversight, and practical challenges such as shadow AI, hallucinations and responsible use.

Designed for general counsel, senior legal and risk leaders, and C suite decision makers responsible for AI adoption, as well as innovation and transformation leads, Applied AI provides practical insight on navigating AI regulation and implementation in an increasingly AI driven business environment.

Visit the webpage: ⁠⁠https://cms.law/en/gbr/insight/artificial-intelligence/applied-ai⁠⁠

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About CMS

With more than 90 offices in over 50 countries and 7,000+ lawyers worldwide, CMS offers deep local market understanding with a global perspective. As a Future Facing firm we take a bold, dynamic and agile approach to help clients of every size face the future with confidence. We have an immense depth of understanding of the sectors in which we operate. Our lawyers are genuine experts in their fields and are able to advise on current challenges as well as anticipate those on the horizon that are likely to shape the future.

Website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://cms.law/en/gbr/ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

LinkedIn: / cms-cameron-mckenna

Twitter: / cms_law