Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence is not new to O’Melveny. We have long advised clients on AI’s risks and opportunities.
In-House Perspectives on AI Policy & Regulation: Microsoft’s Tony Beasley and Adobe’s Jonathan Crawford join O’Melveny partner Mark Liang on the “Achieve With…” Podcast
Artificial Intelligence is not new to O’Melveny. We have long advised clients on AI’s risks and opportunities.
In-House Perspectives on AI Policy & Regulation: Microsoft’s Tony Beasley and Adobe’s Jonathan Crawford join O’Melveny partner Mark Liang on the “Achieve With…” Podcast
The seemingly sudden ubiquity of AI—from reading x-rays and detecting credit card fraud to powering intelligent cars and doling out investment advice—has left some firms flat-footed. But not O’Melveny. AI is not some alien, inscrutable force, and while the legal implications of AI are complicated and vast, they are not unfamiliar to a firm that has been there from the outset of the technology.
From helping get AI startups off the ground and addressing IP, data privacy, consumer protection, product liability, and antitrust concerns to assessing risks and anticipating regulations, O’Melveny has counseled clients on, among other issues, facial recognition and biometrics, cybersecurity and autonomous cars, and the effect of AI on employment practices. As generative AI blooms—scaring some, exciting others, and scaring and exciting most—O’Melveny will be there for its clients, as it always has, to help them grab hold of the technology before it grabs hold of them.
Advised ADT, a security and smart home solutions provider, in its announced partnership with Google to create smart home security offerings, powered by Google’s machine learning technology.
O’Melveny secured a major victory for BH Management Services, B.HOM Student Living, and Timberline Real Estate Ventures (TREV)—and for a joint defense group comprised of 60 defendants—in cutting-edge class action litigation involving algorithmic pricing and artificial intelligence.
Defended a well-known consumer electronics company in a trade secret misappropriation case regarding machine learning algorithms for app recommendations. Our team was preparing for trial when, less than a week before, we obtained summary judgment on every claim that the plaintiff had asserted against our client, resulting in a clean-sweep victory for our client.
Advising a global pharmaceutical company on AI-based risk and avoiding biased outcomes in the use of AI-based tools.
Conducted an internal investigation on behalf of a health care insurer in response to a government inquiry as to whether AI software used by the insurer, which forecasted the health care needs of consumers, produced biased results against certain racial and ethnic groups.
Counseled Kakao Healthcare in its US$5 million Series A financing and US$10 million convertible note investment in Enolink Holdings, developer of an AI-based predictor of disease and drug efficacy.
Advised Leapforce, a search service provider, on its acquisition by Appen Limited, an Australian data solutions and services provider specializing in machine learning and artificial intelligence applications.
Guided Memomi, developer of an AI-enabled, augmented reality mirror, in its acquisition by Walmart.
Secured an eve-of-trial success for Samsung in patent litigation involving six patents and 30 claims pertaining to machine learning technology used for face detection and dozens of Samsung products.