Jana Slavina Farmer (Partner-White Plains, NY) was quoted in the article “Tech Titans’ Fight Over AI Regulations Fuels More Corporate Risk,” appearing in the July 30, 2026, edition of Bloomberg Law News. The article explores how evolving government and corporate AI policies could shape the cybersecurity tools and AI models available to businesses, potentially limiting access to certain capabilities and influencing the extent to which widely advanced AI technologies are adopted across the industry. While proposed federal AI legislation will undoubtedly shape the competitive landscape, questions loom about whether it will favor developers of closed AI models or companies that support more flexible, lower-cost open-weight models. Jana, who specializes in AI governance, privacy, security,  IP and technology, says the primary concerns for companies remain protecting data, including confidential and proprietary information, trade secrets, and information systems. She notes, “These are the duties that are not new to the age of AI. This is what all the companies had to look out for with every tool and assess that,” adding, “It’s just much more complex now, and there are additional capabilities that you need to be aware of with AI and additional risks that are new, but their approach is not.”