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Healthcare providers adopting AI tools must balance innovation with compliance, navigating evolving federal and state regulations while maintaining HIPAA privacy and data security obligations.

As part of our in-house legal forum, this session will explore how organisations can manage the legal, operational and compliance risks presented by AI agents.

This webinar examines in the context of the workplace what constitutes banned AI, the obligations employers must meet when implementing and operating high risk AI systems and information and consultation requirements.

The FCA outlines how firms can strengthen cyber resilience as frontier AI accelerates vulnerability discovery and remediation demands.

Proposed UK reforms could place greater responsibility on digital service providers to combat fraud.

Cyber incidents are driving data breach, supply chain and mass claims in the UK, prompting organisations to reassess cyber risk and liability.

The French National Data Protection Authority and the AI and Digital Council examine the data protection, liability and user control risks associated with agentic AI systems.

The UKJT examines how English tort law can address AI-related harms and outlines practical steps businesses can take to manage risk.

Türkiye’s Ministry of Industry and Technology has published an AI Action Plan, establishing a legal-ethical framework, reflecting the EU's risk-based approach.

Recent scrutiny of automated government systems in Australia highlights the need to balance efficiency with lawful, transparent and fair decision-making.