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What was expected to be a dramatic breakup for the company turned relatively tame. A company that owns over ninety percent of the market share received essentially a slap on the wrist.
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The law must respond to the automotive industry’s newfangled consumer tactics, and legislators must kick it into high gear to reach a a uniform agreement.
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How are we to weigh autonomy and privacy with capitalism and technological advancement when the latter two remain largely indifferent to the moral cost they impose?
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Nearly a quarter of eight-year-olds have a cell phone. That number jumps to 50% by age 10. Their presence in the classroom disrupts learning and discipline.
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Algorithmic pricing is usually invisible to consumers, who typically see only the prices and fees they’re offered
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[A]lthough point-shaving schemes long predate the rise of online sports betting, the newfound ease of placing wagers raises a salient question: Is there a causal relationships between the accessibility of betting and the prevalence of corruption in sports?
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These hyperrealistic videos are blurring the lines between real and fake more poignantly than previous technology, and this new reality warrants a revised regulatory perspective.
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Instead of plug-and-playing jurors with prefab generative AI, agentic AI may be a better fit
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Ring’s partnerships with law enforcement today ultimately make communities no safer—just more watched, and more afraid.
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While AI holds national significance, courts are aligned on the need for human authorship.
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