The Delaware Court of Chancery recently issued a decision that serves as a reminder that boards should establish clear controls before using AI meeting tools because AI-generated recordings, transcripts, and…
Many large companies have spent decades developing controls to manage the risks associated with giving their employees authority and discretion. Those controls include defined responsibilities, technical limitations on access to…
We are very proud to announce that Debevoise has been named the “Innovation of the Year” firm winner at the 2026 New York Legal Awards for STAAR 2.0, our AI-powered…
If cybersecurity professionals have been dreaming of “hacking back” and going after the cybercriminals, a new program may appear to offer the solution. It might even feel like a throwback…
Debevoise & Plimpton LLP was featured in Bloomberg Law for its approach to developing client-facing AI tools, highlighting the firm’s Suite of Tools for Assessing AI Risk (STAAR) and its…
On 2 August 2026, the third major wave of requirements under the EU AI Act (the “Act”) entered into force. For many businesses, the most relevant changes fall into two…
Artificial intelligence is changing how legal services are delivered. At Debevoise, we are using AI to help our lawyers work more efficiently while maintaining the legal judgment, rigorous governance and…
In 2026, many companies are using AI to identify opportunities, model risks, summarize diligence, compare precedents, stress-test assumptions, and prepare decision memos in days rather than weeks. But if the…
Last November, we published a blog post setting out our definitions of common AI terms. AI has continued to evolve rapidly since then. This update replaces that post and incorporates…
On June 2, 2026, President Trump issued an executive order (the “Order”) on artificial intelligence innovation and cybersecurity. The Order focuses on the cyber risks and defensive potential of advanced…