When AI Goes Wrong: What Your Australian Business Is Liable For | LegalVision

Subscribe to LegalVision’s YouTube channel:    / @legalvisionlaw   Sign up for our business newsletter to receive updates on our upcoming webinars and legal news: https://lglv.sn/newsletter-au Receive a free legal health check to assess your business’ legal needs: https://lglv.sn/legal-health-check-au When AI generates content on your behalf, your business can be held responsible for it - even if you didn't write it, review it, or know it was wrong. The risks span multiple areas: consumer law, copyright, defamation, and more. A single AI incident can expose your business to claims across all of them at once. To help you take steps to protect your business, Charlotte Hale (Practice Leader) discusses: false endorsements, association and defamation: when AI content falsely links your business to a person, brand, or cause; IP risks: when AI copies existing trade marks, creative works, or brand elements without authorisation; and AI hallucinations: when customers act on false pricing, fake citations, or incorrect information that your AI produced. About Charlotte Hale Charlotte is a Practice Leader in LegalVision's Disputes and Litigation teams, specialising in intellectual property. She handles infringement claims, oppositions, Australian Consumer Law claims, and defamation matters, navigating complex legal issues while delivering strategic, tailored solutions for her clients. Visit legalvision.com.au or call 1300 544 755 to contact our team. 🚀 STAY CONNECTED WITH US 🚀 To access more legal information videos to help you run your business, subscribe to our channel:    / @legalvisionlaw   AU WEBSITE ➡ https://legalvision.com.au NZ WEBSITE ➡ https://legalvision.co.nz UK WEBSITE ➡ https://legalvision.co.uk LINKEDIN ➡   / legalvision-group   X ➡ https://x.com/LegalVision_law FACEBOOK ➡   / legalvision   INSTAGRAM ➡   / legalvision_law   TIKTOK ➡   / legalvision.law   Request a consultation by visiting our website or emailing us at [email protected] The information provided in this video is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. While we aim to provide accurate and up-to-date content, laws and regulations may vary, and the information may not apply to your specific circumstances. We encourage you to contact us for a free consultation so we can provide advice specific to your circumstances.