In a recent Debevoise Data Blog post, we provided a quick guide on selecting the appropriate OpenAI models offered through GPT Enterprise for various legal tasks (e.g., o3 for research, GPT-4.5 for writing, and GPT-4o for image generation). In this follow-up post, we provide a broad overview of the various tools and features that are also available in ChatGPT Enterprise and…

Asset managers are increasingly incorporating AI into critical operations, such as investment, trading, valuation, reporting, and risk management, either through vendor solutions or in their own processes. As with any dependency, asset managers must assess and prepare for potential failures that could result in the need for business and operational responses, as well as potential regulatory notification obligations. Form PF…

On July 2, 2025, Law.com’s Legaltech News published an article titled “Debevoise & Plimpton Is Building a New Model for Delivering AI Adoption Advice,” which discusses our Suite of Tools for Assessing AI Risk (STAAR). STAAR is a subscription-based platform containing continuously updated AI legal resources, including policies and training materials, governance lessons, and regulatory trackers, as well as detailed…

Allowing employees to use generative AI (“GenAI”) comes with significant risks—such as the loss of confidentiality over sensitive firm and client information, mistakes occurring in important documents or decisions, loss of critical skills, and potential violations of contractual obligations and regulatory requirements. That said, one of the biggest AI risks comes from not letting employees use GenAI tools at all.…

With federal preemption of AI regulation appearing unlikely, having been removed by a vote of U.S. senators in the negotiation over the federal budget bill, it is a good time to take stock of U.S. state-level AI regulation. In the second half of 2024, many observers had predicted a rapid spread of EU‑style, cross‑sector “AI Acts” across the U.S. states. Colorado…