Capabilities
Businesses adopting artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies and the companies developing them turn to us to navigate regulatory complexities, potential liabilities, and transactional considerations they face on the path to realizing AI’s tremendous potential.
We bring together our extensive technical backgrounds and broad range of subject matter experience to help them:
Our Digital Health lawyers are advising life sciences and healthcare companies as they adopt and develop AI tools and technologies in their businesses and in the products they deliver—from digital diagnostics to digital therapeutic medical devices to medical robotics.
King & Spalding offers deep fintech industry and AI credentials to provide comprehensive legal advice to emerging and established fintech businesses, financial services firms, and PE/VC investors.
Our lawyers are at the forefront of guiding start-ups and emerging growth companies who are developing generative AI platforms and applications and the investors in such technologies.
March 10, 2026
First Things First: Why Technical Competence Must Precede AI Literacy for Lawyers
March 2, 2026
From Sand to Silicon: The GCC’s Strategic Pivot to Artificial Intelligence
February 23, 2026
Federal Court Rules Using AI Prompts May Waive Privilege
February 26, 2026
David Ridenour notes that tech firms seek loans backed by the chips used to train their large language models to fund their AI investments
February 19, 2026
Jarno Vanto discusses the limitations of attorney-client privilege where communications with publicly available artificial intelligence platforms are concerned
March 5, 2026
Sage Completes $65 Million Series C Financing
December 24, 2025
King & Spalding Advises Safanad and Partners on Launch of New U.S. Data Center Platform
December 10, 2025
MANTECH, a Carlyle portfolio company, Acquires Elder Research