Rising Risks: Navigating the Growing Landscape of AI Litigation in the UK

In an article published by Financier Worldwide, Chiraag Shah and Julius Handler discuss the emerging contours of AI litigation in the UK, focusing on the rise in legal claims across sectors, the implications of heightened regulatory scrutiny in the UK and the expanding potential for group actions. It also considers how businesses can protect themselves by adopting forward-looking risk management strategies.

“Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept – it is a core component of how modern businesses operate, powering everything from customer interactions to high-stakes decision making. As the technology becomes more sophisticated and more deeply embedded across industries, so too do the risks associated with its use.

“Among the most pressing of these is the growing threat of litigation. Whether it is a dispute over how AI systems perform, a regulatory crackdown or a mass claim sparked by a single error replicated at scale, the legal landscape around AI is becoming increasingly complex – and increasingly active.”

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