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AI privacy data supply chain law review

The Supply Chain Is a Circle: AI, Privacy, and People | Notre Dame Law Review

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Frank Pasquale Alicia Solow-Niederman

““Regulating AI and holding the appropriate actors responsible requires far more attention to what happens after deployment of an AI system. The supply chain is…not a linear chain. Rather, it is a circle that must incorporate users’ engagement with AI” ndlaw…”

“It's publication day! "The Supply Chain is a Circle: AI, Privacy, and People" is now live. Download here: ndlawreview.org/the-supply-c....”

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