August 10, 2026

States Starting to Require AI Disclosures in Privacy Policies

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Whether slow and steady or with the speed of a runaway freight train, AI is likely creeping into your ecommerce operations. Perhaps helping to answer customer questions via LiveChat or in your navigation bar, or jazzing up your advertising copy, AI is suddenly cropping up everywhere.

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If you have questions about this or any other privacy issue, please reach out to a member of our privacy team.

Stacy Stitham | sstitham@brannlaw.com

David Swetnam-Burland | dsb@brannlaw.com

Nathaniel Bessey | nbessey@brannlaw.com

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