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The U.S. Department of the Treasury has proposed rules that would significantly expand the outbound investment program that has restricted U.S. investment in PRC-related technology companies since January 2025. The proposal would: (i) prohibit covered investments in any company developing AI, (ii) add biotechnology, hypersonics and high-performance computing as covered sectors, and (iii) extend the program to Russia, Iran, North Korea, Cuba and Venezuela. Here is a detailed look at the proposed rules, their potential impact on venture-backed and other privately held companies (“Companies”), U.S. venture capital funds, corporate venture capital, private equity funds, limited partners and other investors, and the steps Companies, funds and their general counsel should take now.

This client alert provides a high-level overview of key AI laws enacted or taking effect in 2026

Our panel of employment and data privacy law experts had an in-depth discussion on navigating the emerging compliance landscape and staying ahead of risk

Gunderson Dettmer partners Gina Marek, Katie Gardner, Ben Buckwalter and Greg Volkmar discuss AI notetaking and how fund managers and GCs should be aware of certain confidentiality and security risks posed by using these technologies.

Gunderson Dettmer and Katten’s seasoned attorneys lead an insightful webinar exploring the legal risks and regulatory trends surrounding AI-focused litigation

Phinity Labs announces its emergence from stealth mode and concurrent $5.2 million seed financing. 

Faro AI announces its $37.3 million Series B financing. 

PitchBook’s Q2 2026 Global League Tables once again recognize Gunderson Dettmer as the most active venture capital law firm worldwide.

Gunderson Dettmer is ranked as the most active venture capital law firm globally in PitchBook’s Q1 2026 Global League Tables, maintaining the top spot for another consecutive quarter and reinforcing its role as the most trusted advisor to investors and companies at every stage.