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Mar
03

The controversy around A.I. continues with the publication of recently unsealed emails from Meta in a copyright case against them for illegally training its A.I. models on pirated books. The emails show that Meta torrented “at least 81.7 terabytes of data across different shadow libraries through the site Anna’s Archives.” The complaint in said case,

Mar
03

Since the unveiling of consumer-facing generative tools, artificial intelligence has dominated discussion in lecture halls, board rooms, and courtrooms across the globe, with implications in seemingly every industry. This has, of course, been no exception in the US; though, while we’ve all seen countless headlines, reports, and proposals for legislation highlighting the potential risks of

Feb
24

A few days after being in office, President Trump dismantled the safeguards set in place by the Biden administration. One of President Trump’s first actions was repealing the Biden administration’s Executive Order on Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence. This repeal included the National Security Memo governing national security use of

Feb
24

In the wake of seismic political and legal shifts—including a second Trump presidency, the Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade, and a surge of stricter abortion bans across the country—states are ramping up efforts to protect consumer health data and privacy.  With Congress stalled on passing a federal privacy law, Big Tech companies like

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