Jan 1, 2026 • 1 min read
The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence across enterprise functions has created a new frontier for corporate liability. This analysis examines how courts are beginning to interpret algorithmic accountability and what this means for executive responsibility.
As LLM-driven tools become integrated into legal operations, compliance, and client management, boards must understand the emerging frameworks for liability when automated systems fail or produce biased outcomes.
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