Artificial Intelligence: AI Legal Research

"This database presents information about ongoing and completed litigation involving artificial intelligence, including machine learning. It covers cases from complaint forward – as soon as we learn of them – whether or not they generate published decisions. It is intended to be broad in scope, covering everything from algorithms used in hiring and credit and criminal sentencing decisions to liability for accidents involving autonomous vehicles. It also includes some cases concerning statistical analysis and data protection that may not directly involve artificial intelligence, but that are of particular relevance to AI projects. It includes cases addressing whether AIs can be authors of works protected by copyright law, or inventors of inventions protected by patent law, but it does not include litigation concerning patents that may involve artificial intelligence or machine learning."

"The rise of advanced generative AI has spawned a flurry of copyright litigations. In this case tracker, we monitor these cases in near real-time, providing case overviews, current statuses and key legal filings."

The National Conference of State Legislatures is a website by legislators for legislators that gives them information they need to make laws. The page linked to is the 2024 guide to AI legislation. The page includes both bills and laws.

IAPP is the premier international organization on data privacy. This tracker tracks major legislative developments across multiple continents.

This database from IAPP collects US Legislative action on AI.

The OECD has collected international and foreign AI policy recommendations and law.

The Center for AI and Digital Policy does an annual report for any country that has regulated AI in any way each year. You can click on the country to get a report.

AI.gov is a federal executive website that has the purpose of aggregating federal agency actions on AI in one place.

This search engine by Harvard will only search white papers from think tanks, which are groups of experts who put out well researched and cited research papers. Do be aware that most think tanks have a bias of some kind, either left or right or topic related so calibrate your use of this resource accordingly.

Google Scholar searches library databases (if the university has enabled this, which Drexel has) and provides reputable research resources. Be sure to click on the three lines, followed by Settings, and then Library Links and add Drexel so that you get the best full text access.