Feds and Social Media Censorship

In recent news, the Biden administration has found itself in a legal tussle over its interactions with social media companies. The administration is appealing a court ruling that significantly restricts the ability of federal officials to engage with social media companies regarding the content on their platforms. This appeal is…

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The Uncharted Territory of AI in Legal Practice: A Cautionary Tale

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In a groundbreaking legal event, a New York lawyer, Steven A. Schwartz, recently faced disciplinary action for employing an AI tool, ChatGPT, for legal research in a personal injury lawsuit involving Avianca Airlines12. This case serves as a stark reminder of the potential pitfalls when integrating AI technologies into legal…

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US to adopt a new EU data-sharing agreement

US president Joe Biden on Friday signed an executive order detailing the measures the White House will take to implement a new data-sharing agreement with the EU, a move the administration called a “critical step” for transatlantic relations. The executive order sets out how Washington will implement America’s commitments under…

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US chip ban will halt Chinese technology growth

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A fresh round of US restrictions on China’s access to US technology has begun. Previous penalties on Huawei almost bankrupted the Chinese smartphone and network gear manufacturer. The latest restrictions jeopardize not just whole industries, but also Beijing’s larger strategic objectives. The most recent US sanctions include restrictions on the…

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