Artificial intelligence has been the financial story of the last year, with soaring valuations for AI businesses dominating the markets pages of the financial press. Unsurprisingly, AI companies have been the targets of merger and acquisition activity.
But, with the European Union Artificial Intelligence Act beginning to take effect, deal participants opting to select arbitration as a means of dispute resolution in their M&A deal agreement should spend some time considering its use as a means of risk management.
Partner Nelson Goh and Benjamin Qiu from Elliott Kwok Levine Jaroslaw Neils LLP, discuss the impact of the European Union AI Act, and explore how the regulation could lead to more M&A arbitration, in an article for Law360.
Read the full article here.
