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The Social Lives of Bots: What Moltbook Reveals About Autonomous AI Communities
This article examines Moltbook, an experimental social network populated entirely by autonomous AI agents, and explores the legal, regulatory, and governance implications of persistent machine-to-machine discourse, including liability, platform responsibility, systemic risk, and ecosystem-level oversight.
Utah’s AI Prescription Renewal Pilot Could Inform Policy
This article analyzes Utah’s state-approved pilot allowing AI to autonomously renew certain prescription medications, explaining how the program tests regulatory boundaries between administrative automation and medical judgment and why its outcomes could influence healthcare AI policy nationwide.
AI and the C-Suite: What January’s Conversation Made Clear
This recap summarizes key insights from Holon Law Partners’ January 27 AI executive roundtable in New York City, highlighting why AI governance, accountability, culture, and board-level ownership have become central leadership responsibilities as AI moves from experimentation to enterprise reality.
FBI Settles FTCA Case After Violent Pre-Dawn Raid Based on Mistaken Identity of Innocent New Mexico Family
This press release details the settlement of a Federal Tort Claims Act case arising from a violent pre-dawn FBI raid on an innocent New Mexico family’s home, explaining how mistaken identity, unfounded assumptions, and excessive force led to severe trauma, property damage, and lasting harm despite the absence of any criminal conduct.
Trademarks in Web3, AI, and the Metaverse: What Still Applies (and What Doesn’t)
This post explains how traditional trademark principles continue to apply in Web3, AI, and metaverse environments, highlighting where the law remains settled, where it is evolving, and how brand owners can proactively manage trademark risk as digital goods, AI-generated content, and virtual marketplaces become core business channels.
AI Breakfast Series: The C-Suite Playbook for AI Integration (NYC)
Announcing Holon Law Partners’ January 27 AI Breakfast Series event in New York City, outlining why AI governance has become a board- and C-suite-level responsibility and what senior leaders can expect from a candid, cross-industry discussion on operational risk, strategy, and executive accountability.
Virginia Adult-Use Cannabis: Preparing for a Changing of the Guard in 2026
This post outlines why 2026 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for adult-use cannabis in Virginia, explaining how the change in executive leadership, the introduction of HB 642, and emerging licensing timelines affect entrepreneurs, investors, and existing operators preparing to enter a regulated retail market.
From Policy to Practice: Operationalizing AI Governance After the Global Regulatory Wave
This article explains why AI governance in 2026 has shifted from written policy to operational execution, outlining where organizations most commonly fail and how leading companies are embedding legal, technical, and human controls into day-to-day business processes to meet global regulatory expectations.
Unpacking Rescheduling Facts and Myths
Rumors of cannabis rescheduling sparked market swings and widespread misinformation. Holon Law unpacks the key myths—and the legal realities—behind rescheduling under federal law.