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š€šˆ šš¢š¬š©š®š­šžš¬ ššš«šž š”šžš«šž. š€š«šž š²šØš® š«šžšššš²? Ā  In the latest podcast episode of š‘»š’‰š’† š‘°š’š’‡š’š’–š’†š’š’„š’†š’“š’”, Morten Petersenn and PJ Kaur join host Leopold von Gerlach to explore a fast-evolving litigation landscape where copyright, data, and AI intersect across Europe and APAC. Ā  As generative AI scales, disputes are emerging across multiple risk areas – from deepfakes and platform liability to data protection and personality rights – shaped by fragmented and fast-changing rules across jurisdictions. Ā  The shift is clear: leading organizations are not trying to eliminate AI risk. They are managing it – by understanding the AI supply chain, building defensible governance around data and models, and preparing for disputes before they arise. Ā  Click the link in the comments to hear where AI litigation is heading, and what organizations should be doing now.

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