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Liability Considerations for Generative AI: Vendor, User, and Platform Responsibilities

In 2026, generative AI liability is no longer theoretical. Vendors, users, and platforms all share legal responsibility when AI causes harm. New laws in California and New York are enforcing transparency, disclosure, and accountability across the AI supply chain.

Shadow AI Remediation: How to Bring Unapproved AI Tools into Compliance

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Vision-First vs Text-First Pretraining: Which Path Leads to Better Multimodal LLMs?

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Preventing RCE in AI-Generated Code: How to Stop Deserialization and Input Validation Attacks

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Tag: AI platform liability

Liability Considerations for Generative AI: Vendor, User, and Platform Responsibilities

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Preventing RCE in AI-Generated Code: How to Stop Deserialization and Input Validation Attacks

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