AI Legal Red Teaming for Retail
Protect Your Brand and Customers in the Age of AIFrom chatbots to personalized shopping experiences
Generative AI is transforming customer engagement. But with innovation comes risk. Missteps in AI-powered tools can lead to consumer protection violations, data privacy breaches, and reputational damage—all under the scrutiny of evolving regulations.
Traditional red teaming isn't enough with Gen AI and large language models (LLM). Retailers face unique legal and regulatory complexities, including transparency obligations, product liability, and compliance with consumer protection laws.
Artificial Intelligence + Consumer Goods, Food, and Retail
Sector-specific Legal Red Teaming
Retailers using AI face challenges like data privacy, consumer protection, and compliance. Red teaming identifies vulnerabilities, while legal red teaming mitigates regulatory and litigation risks in GenAI and LLM deployments—keeping systems secure and future-ready.
Handbook
A clear guide to red teaming for AI
Learn why it matters and how to plan evaluations—set criteria, choose methods, and interpret results—to protect and optimize AI systems.
For retail leaders, AI developers, compliance officers, and technical teams.
Insights from our attorneys
You may be a developer of cutting-edge AI tools and systems. You may be an investor looking for the right opportunity or to preserve value. Or you may be a tech-enabled corporate rolling out AI internally or in new products and services.
6 November 2025
6 November 2025
California Governor Gavin Newsom recently signed Assembly Bill 325, amending the state’s Cartwright Act to explicitly prohibit the use or distribution of “common pricing algorithms” that facilitate anticompetitive practices.
4 November 2025