AI Compliance & Governance
Helping businesses implement AI responsibly while managing legal and regulatory risk.
Artificial intelligence is transforming the way businesses operate, but it also brings a rapidly evolving legal landscape. New AI laws, privacy obligations, governance expectations, transparency requirements, and vendor-related risks require thoughtful compliance strategies. Bubeck Law provides practical legal guidance to help businesses deploy and use AI responsibly while managing regulatory, contractual, and litigation risk.
Expanding your company’s use of artificial intelligence?
We help you navigate evolving legal requirements, manage risk, and implement practical AI governance strategies.
Managing AI Risk
Identify legal and operational risks before they become regulatory inquiries or litigation
Determine which AI laws and regulations apply to your business, products, and services
Develop practical AI governance programs tailored to your organization's operations
Create customized AI policies governing employee use, oversight, and acceptable practices
Review AI-generated calls, text messages, and voice technologies for compliance with the TCPA and other applicable laws
Evaluate AI chatbots and customer-facing tools for applicable disclosure and transparency requirements
Assess automated decision-making tools used in employment, lending, insurance, housing, healthcare, and other regulated activities
Address privacy and data-governance risks involving AI training data, personal information, sensitive data, data retention, and secondary uses
Strengthen third-party relationships through AI vendor diligence, contract reviews, data-use restrictions, audit rights, indemnification provisions, and risk allocation
Implement practical procedures for AI oversight, documentation, and risk management
Keep business leaders informed with practical legal guidance and updates on evolving AI laws
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the TCPA apply to AI-generated calls and text messages?
Yes. Using AI does not exempt a business from the TCPA. Depending on the communication and technology used, businesses may still need appropriate consent and must comply with the TCPA's requirements.
Does my company need an AI policy?
Usually. Businesses using AI should establish clear policies governing approved tools, acceptable uses, confidential information, human oversight, and employee responsibilities. A well-drafted AI policy helps reduce legal risk while promoting consistent and responsible use across the organization.
Are we required to disclose when customers are interacting with AI?
Sometimes. Several states now require businesses to disclose when consumers are interacting with certain AI systems, and additional disclosure obligations continue to emerge. The applicable requirements depend on the jurisdiction and how the AI is used.
Can we rely on our AI vendor to handle compliance?
Not entirely. Although vendors play an important role, businesses remain responsible for many legal obligations arising from their use of AI. Vendor agreements should clearly address data use, security, compliance responsibilities, and risk allocation.
How can my business prepare for evolving AI regulations?
Businesses should establish governance procedures, adopt internal AI policies, evaluate AI vendors, and periodically review their AI practices as laws continue to develop. A proactive compliance program helps organizations adapt more efficiently as new requirements emerge.
What AI laws apply to my business?
The answer depends on your industry, where you operate, how you use AI, and whether your AI interacts with consumers or makes decisions affecting individuals. AI regulation is evolving rapidly at both the state and federal levels, making periodic compliance reviews increasingly important.
Talk With an AI Compliance Attorney
Contact Bubeck Law to discuss your company's AI governance, internal policies, vendor agreements, privacy considerations, and regulatory compliance.