Source: CEPA

CEPA reports on the growing number of lawsuits targeting AI technologies in the United States, focusing on legal loopholes that complicate accountability and compliance. The article highlights cases involving AI-driven discrimination, data privacy violations, and intellectual property disputes. Legal experts argue that current US laws lack clarity on AI liability, particularly in defining who is responsible for damages caused by AI systems — developers, users, or manufacturers. Key challenges include establishing clear standards for algorithmic transparency, data protection, and accountability in AI-driven decision-making.

The report calls for comprehensive federal regulations to address the gaps in AI liability and compliance, emphasizing the need for standards that balance innovation with legal safeguards. As AI adoption accelerates, resolving these legal ambiguities will be crucial to protecting consumers and maintaining public trust.