Chambers 2026 Global Practice Guide for Artificial Intelligence

The Chambers 2026 Global Practice Guide for Artificial Intelligence offers comprehensive legal insights into the rapidly evolving AI landscape, covering various aspects including commercial AI use, AI-specific legislation, regulatory oversight, generative and agentic AI systems, liability, IP, data protection, antitrust, cybersecurity, ESG, and AI governance and compliance.
The guide includes chapters authored by Sidley Austin LLP lawyers, focusing on trends and developments in various U.S. jurisdictions: California, Florida, Massachusetts, Texas, and Washington, D.C., detailing specific legislative approaches and the future of AI regulation in these regions.
Key authors from Sidley Austin LLP for these chapters include Colleen T. Brown, Michael C. Hochman, Brittany A. Bolen, Jack W. Pirozzolo, Sheri Porath Rockwell, Garrett M. Lance, and Stephanie Y. Lim.
The guide addresses the interactions between state and federal AI policies, highlighting California, Texas, and Washington D.C. as pivotal jurisdictions influencing AI governance in the U.S.
This publication provides a snapshot of the current status of AI regulation as of its posting date, with no commitment from Sidley Austin LLP to update the information on subsequent developments.