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Generative AI: A global guide to key IP considerations
Artificial intelligence (AI) raises many intellectual property (IP) issues.
Around the globe: Business Human Rights update
Global | Publication | Updated April 2022
Businesses are increasingly being required to report upon, and manage, their potential human rights impacts. Stakeholders, including investors, employees and customers are incorporating human rights performance into their decision-making, informed by increased corporate transparency.
We have compiled an interactive guide, summarising developments by jurisdiction (spoiler alert: we expect more jurisdictions to adopt human rights reporting and due diligence obligations).
We have compiled an interactive guide, summarising developments by jurisdiction (spoiler alert: we expect more jurisdictions to adopt human rights reporting and due diligence obligations).
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