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Three Takeaways from the IOSCO Report to Securities Regulators on Artificial Intelligence

Debevoise Data Blog

The Report is the culmination of IOSCO’s multiyear effort engaging with market intermediaries and asset managers to identify real-life artificial intelligence (“AI) and machine learning (“ML”) use cases and their associated risks, and incorporates the feedback IOSCO received on its June 2020 Consultation Report.

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Johannes Scholtes: AI Is Finally Here. Now the Hard Work Begins for the Legal Industry (TGIR Ep. 191)

3 Geeks and a Law Blog

Marlene Gebauer 12:06 So Jan, you’ve written about how AI can be used to improve the due diligence process for m&a deals. So, you know, there’s a lot of AI tools out there for m&a due diligence right now. So how do you see AI tools, sort of improving the due diligence process for attorneys?

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Tech Ticker Issue 43: February 2023

Ikigai Law

The term itself is derived from ‘deep learning’, which is a type of artificial intelligence. More specifically, this manipulated media is created through a technique called ‘generative adversarial networks’ ( GANs ), in which machine learning algorithms learn to develop images and videos of persons by processing a database of training data.