Artificial Intelligence (AI) Resource Center
AI is everywhere and MoFo has a cutting-edge artificial intelligence group with a broad cross-section of lawyers across our practices. We are immersed in AI, just like our clients. This resource center provides guidance and information about the latest and most significant developments in AI.
Links to Laws, Regulations, and Regulators by Jurisdiction
For laws, regulations, and/or other resources issued by government authorities, click on a jurisdiction in the map or use the drop-down menu to view individual country pages. The following jurisdictions are accessible in the drop-down menu and are provided here for easy reference: United States, European Union, and Multilateral Organizations.
Client AlertFull Transparency: Organizations Sign EU Code of Practice on AI Transparency
There was an early show of support from about 190 organizations that signed the Code of Practice on Transparency of AI-generated Content (the “Code of Practice”) by the end of July 2026.
Client AlertStates Build Regulatory Interoperability into Frontier AI Laws
Although Congress has yet to enact a comprehensive AI regulatory framework, several states are already legislating with future federal regulation in mind.
Blog PostVulnerability Detection and Response in the Age of AI—How Can Organizations Can Keep Up, Will Their Bug Bounty Programs Survive, and What Questions Should Boards Be Asking Now?
It’s a race against the clock as recent advances in AI tools are accelerating vulnerability discovery and, importantly, helping threat actors figure out attack paths to exploit vulnerabilities which may not be detected by an organization’s standard tooling.
Client AlertIllinois Raises the Bar on Frontier AI: What Developers Need to Know
The Trump administration released its National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence on March 20, 2026, outlining recommendations intended to establish a nationally uniform approach to AI regulation (the “Framework”). T
Blog PostLook Who’s Talking: Section 230 and Generative AI
Is an AI model’s output “information provided by another information content provider” for Section 230 purposes? Or is it, functionally, first-party speech attributable to the model developer or the platform deploying it?
Client AlertConnecticut Enacts Sweeping AI Law Covering Online Safety, AI Companions, and Employment AIAs states continue to debate and pass AI regulation, Connecticut has adopted a targeted approach—imposing requirements for certain high-risk uses rather than establishing a comprehensive governance regime.
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