Member Highlight- SER member Gontran de Quillacq recently shared an article titled "AI, Autonomy, and the New Rules of Financial Services Litigation." The article explores how AI-related securities litigation is no longer forward-looking. Over the past two years, the SEC’s AI‑washing actions against Delphia and Global Predictions, the Two Sigma fiduciary‑duty proceedings over ML‑based investment models, and Mobley v. Workday have moved the field from anticipatory to active. The article also discusses Navesink International’s new analysis, which maps the four legal theories now targeting standard AI, the additional exposure created by agentic systems, the causation problem in multi‑agent environments, and the evidentiary record courts are beginning to demand. For plaintiff and defense counsel alike, the governance documentation a firm has produced—or failed to produce—is already the record on which the next AI‑related securities matter will be tried. You can read the full article on his website along with other insights on his blog.
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