KM international attorneys Julie Crane, Nolan Andreas and Jake Israelsen, and Peter Shiozawa contributed to the 2026 Chambers Artificial Intelligence Global Practice Guide. The group served as the USA – Utah writers for the trends and development section.
Key topics discussed by attorneys
In their contribution to the practice guide, the attorneys discussed disclosure in detail along with topics including safe harbor and the allocation of risk.
Utah's unique regulatory focus
While most AI regulatory frameworks look inward at how an AI model is built, what data it uses, how it is tested, and how much risk it presents, Utah's framework looks outward with a focus on the disclosure of AI use.
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