Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence and cognitive science will transform and disrupt our global economy and create new competitive advantages for businesses that can harness the technology effectively.

Jackson Walker’s artificial intelligence (AI) practice brings together lawyers from a variety of disciplines to serve our clients’ rapidly evolving legal needs regarding the development and commercialization of AI technologies including data analytics, predictive analytics, machine learning, artificial neural networks, cognitive robotics and intelligent technologies, and autonomous devices.

Drawing on our experience representing emerging companies, raising capital, regulatory compliance, intellectual property protection, litigation and litigation avoidance strategies, legislative advocacy, privacy, and cybersecurity, we assist clients in bringing products to market and implementing AI business processes.

As AI technologies evolve and our clients’ needs develop, Jackson Walker’s multidisciplinary artificial intelligence practice is well-positioned to help clients navigate the numerous emerging issues relating to artificial intelligence.

Whether it’s counseling online marketplace participants in accessing data analytics on customer decision making, guiding health care analytics companies as they provide cutting edge patient care based on autonomous learning and large data analysis, or providing risk analysis to manufacturers as they implement autonomous machines, our team stands ready to assist our clients as they move into opportunities to leverage artificial intelligence.

  • Counseled health system on FDA compliance and enforcement matters relating to its in-house medical software development program (US FDA law / software)
  • Counseled global medical device company on compliance with the proposed artificial intelligence-related regulations (EU law / AI)
  • Advising AI technology ventures on compliance with federal, state, and local regulation.
  • Assisting AI ventures in raising capital to enable growth.
  • Guiding individual investors, family offices, and venture funds in the evaluation of investments in AI technology ventures.
  • Assisting with protecting developments in AI technologies through patent and trade secret strategies.
  • Counseling clients on risk to AI ventures based on current fault-based rules for litigation.
  • Advising clients on cybersecurity and privacy issues inherent to large data AI projects and ensuring compliance with applicable data protection regulations and industry standards, including the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation Requirements (GDPR).
  • Representing fund managers in forming and raising capital for venture funds and hedge funds investing in AI technology.
  • Advising AI companies on options for the form of their entity and assisting them with the creation of the entity and its governing documents.
  • Providing customized review of AI technology solutions for companies’ purchasing systems.
  • Developing distribution and channel strategies.

February 29, 2024
Podcast: Future-Ready Business

AI Currents in Law and Beyond

In this episode of FRB, Art Cavazos, William Nilson, Courtney White, and Greg Lambert have an open discussion on the evolving landscape of AI, the challenges it poses, and the need for robust regulations to safeguard against potential misuse.

December 19, 2023
Podcast: Future-Ready Business

Looking Back: AI and Emerging Technology in 2023

In this podcast, Art Cavazos, William Nilson, Courtney White, and Greg Lambert engage in a thought-provoking exploration of AI’s impact so far on law and business, and the need for a nuanced approach to its integration.

Businesspeople using artificial intelligence (AI)

December 8, 2023
Insights

Artificial Intelligence Comes to Work

By David Schlottman and Shelisa E. Brock

It’s fun to watch old movies and see their predictions for the future. According to the classic 1985 film Back to the Future, the year 2015 would bring us flying cars, self-tying shoes, and—best of all—floating hover boards! While those predictions were mostly wrong (to my great personal regret), others hit closer to home.

November 15, 2023
Podcast: Future-Ready Business

Navigating the AI Landscape and Revolutionizing Legal Tech

The release of ChatGPT in late 2022 thrust AI into the forefront of public conversations, shifting attitudes from initial skepticism to the current widespread fascination. In this episode of FRB, we engage in a conversation with the CMO of HyperDraft, Inc., Ashley Carlisle, as she provides a comprehensive exploration of the future of AI and its multifaceted impact on law, business, ethics, and professional growth.

Chris Rourk with Jackson Walker logo

August 15, 2023
Mentions

Human-Robot Presscon at AI Summit: What It Means to the IP World | Asia IP Magazine

Chris Rourk was featured in Asia IP Magazine discussing the robotics capabilities on display at the UN-organized “AI for Good” summit. In the article, Chris noted: “The functions did not showcase any particular capabilities that robotics adds to AI that might support UN SDGs, which include ‘no poverty’ and ‘gender equality.’ As such, if the purpose of the press conference was to showcase how the combination of robotics and AI could support the goals, there was nothing shown of any relevance.”

Nick Diamond with Jackson Walker logo

September 30, 2022
Insights

How Cos. Can Adapt to Global AI Regulation Trends | Law360

By Nicholas Diamond | Regulators globally are exploring new regulatory regimes for artificial intelligence with activities continuing to ramp up since last year.

July 19, 2019
Speaking Engagements

Chris Rourk Presents “Artificial Intelligence and Legal Ethics” at Dallas Bar Association Clinic

Christopher Rourk discussed how to apply legal ethics to A.I. tools for lawyers during a Dallas Bar Association North Dallas Friday Clinic on July 12, 2019 at Two Lincoln Centre in Dallas.

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