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U.S. lacks comprehensive AI regulation compared to EU

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Artificial intelligence development is moving at a fast pace, and the faster it moves, the more rapidly the courts will need to play catch up, according to some area lawyers, who add insight to the issue.

Matthew D. Kohel, a partner at Saul Ewing LLP, and Michele Gilman, a professor of law at the University of Baltimore School of Law, tackle issues regarding liability in AI applications across health care and employment.

Legal framework

According to Gilman, the U.S. lags behind its counterparts in AI regulation.

“We don’t have comprehensive AI regulatio

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