Chambers 2026 Global Practice Guide for Artificial Intelligence

The Chambers 2026 Global Practice Guide for Artificial Intelligence provides the latest legal information on the rapidly evolving AI landscape, covering the commercial use of AI across key industries, AI-specific legislation and regulation, government and regulatory oversight, generative AI, agentic AI systems and autonomous decision-making, liability, procurement and supply chain accountability, employment, IP, data protection, antitrust, cybersecurity, ESG, and AI governance and compliance.

Sidley lawyers Colleen T. Brown, Michael C. Hochman, Brittany A. Bolen, Jack W. Pirozzolo, Sheri Porath Rockwell, Garrett M. Lance, and Stephanie Y. Lim authored the Trends and Developments chapters for the following U.S. jurisdictions:

• USA – California: The Battle for AI Governance: California, Federal Policy, and the Future of AI Regulation
  Authored by Colleen T. Brown, Sheri Porath Rockwell, and Stephanie Y. Lim
• USA – Florida: Florida and the Future of AI: Targeted Laws in a Rapidly Growing Tech Landscape
  Authored by Colleen T. Brown, Brittany A. Bolen, and Stephanie Y. Lim
• USA – Massachusetts: Bridging Innovation and Accountability: The Evolution of AI Governance in Massachusetts
  Authored by Colleen T. Brown, Jack W. Pirozzolo, and Stephanie Y. Lim
• USA – Texas: Big Tech, Big Law: How Texas Is Helping to Shape the Future of AI
  Authored by Colleen T. Brown, Garrett M. Lance, and Stephanie Y. Lim
• USA – Washington, D.C.: The Role of Washington, DC in AI Governance in the United States: Tensions Between Federal and State Law
  Authored by Colleen T. Brown, Michael C. Hochman, and Stephanie Y. Lim