Artificial Intelligence

How Brands Can Protect Themselves From Legal Ramifications Over AI Privacy

There are already components that aren't being monitored in the best ways

Companies should keep track of how AI tracks and stores consumer data.Getty Images
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By Heather Nolan & Tatyana Ruderman

November 14, 2018

Artificial intelligence is not a futuristic dream—it’s here now. Marketers are tapping the boundless power of AI for a variety of reasons, and each use of AI carries its own privacy and other legal challenges.

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Heather Nolan

Heather Nolan is a partner with InfoLawGroup LLP.

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Tatyana Ruderman

Tatyana Ruderman is counsel in InfoLawGroup's Chicago office.

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