Gamma Law

10/16/2026

AI changes the assumptions behind conventional technology agreements.

Contracts involving AI should address ownership and permitted use of inputs and outputs, data security, confidentiality, IP claims, performance standards, audit rights, indemnification, liability limitations, and customer-data restrictions.

They should also address what happens when a provider changes a model, modifies its terms, discontinues a service, or changes its data-processing practices.

Artificial intelligence is becoming embedded in how modern enterprises create, distribute, and monetize products and services. As organizations move from experimenting with AI tools to integrating models into core business processes, the legal risks increasingly arise not from the technology alone,....

10/16/2026

No single regulatory framework governs every form of AI-enhanced real-money gaming in the US.

State gambling laws remain central, creating a fractured environment. Operators must consider not only whether a gaming product is permitted in a particular jurisdiction, but also whether its AI-driven features create additional compliance issues.

As AI capabilities expand, understanding where and how a platform can operate becomes increasingly important.
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10/15/2026

We said the constitutionality of mandatory age verification was “likely to be tested in court.” That prediction from a year and a half ago was correct, and the battle has been more dramatic than we anticipated. Texas’s law has been blocked, revived, and finally allowed to take effect. https://buff.ly/JltVR3D

10/15/2026

We expected shareholder lawsuits arguing the board sold too cheaply or had conflicts. So far, we haven't found a major public suit against EA over this deal. That's genuinely unusual, as these buyouts almost always draw one. It may still come, but a year out, it hasn't. https://buff.ly/Hmr9fq9

10/15/2026

As we predicted in April, jurisdictional fragmentation remains. ADGM published formal crypto mining guidance in 2026, establishing licensing, governance standards, on-chain disclosure, and supervisory reach over globally active firms. That’s exactly the layered compliance structure we predicted for cross-border operators. https://buff.ly/uwWxNvk

10/14/2026

Inconsistent branding isn’t just confusing; it can also cause delayed or denied IP applications. For Web3 and virtual-product teams, syncing your product architecture, marketing, and IP strategy early saves major legal headaches later.
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10/14/2026

There is a significant difference between using AI to assist an employee and giving it material influence over important decisions.

Systems involved in employment, financial services, healthcare, consumer assessments, or eligibility determinations can raise additional civil-rights, privacy, consumer-protection, and anti-discrimination concerns.

Organizations should understand how these systems make decisions, what factors they consider, how decisions can be reviewed or reversed, and what records are retained.

https://buff.ly/6coeGVK

10/14/2026

AI-powered gaming relies heavily on player data, creating significant privacy considerations.

The CCPA and CPRA establish consumer rights concerning the collection and use of personal information, and biometric technologies such as facial recognition can trigger additional obligations under Illinois' BIPA and similar laws.
For operators, AI personalization cannot be separated from responsible data governance.
https://buff.ly/vvyVcK2

10/13/2026

A year and a half ago, we said the constitutionality of mandatory age verification was “likely to be tested in court.” That prediction was correct — and the battle has been more dramatic than we anticipated. Texas’s law was blocked, revived, and allowed to take effect in July. The case continues in lower courts. https://buff.ly/JltVR3D

10/13/2026

Official ownership numbers now that the deal is final: Saudi Arabia's PIF holds about 93% of the buying group. Silver Lake owns around 5.5%, and Affinity Partners about 1%. PIF also folded its existing ~10% stake into the new company rather than selling. That's a long-term hold, not a quick flip, and it means the concerns we raised about state influence aren't theoretical minority-stake concerns. https://buff.ly/Hmr9fq9