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Police and Facial Recognition Technology: How Innovation Can Threaten Privacy

December 4, 2024

Law enforcement officers in the United States are increasingly turning to a new technology to make their jobs easier: facial recognition

Combating Algorithmic Bias: Legal Requirements for Fair AI Hiring Practices

November 27, 2024

Imagine walking into a job interview and talking to a friendly chat bot asking behavioral questions. Or picture a

The Battle for Billions: Understanding the Ozempic Patent Landscape

November 26, 2024

The recent outburst of GLP-1 drugs triggered an unprecedented patent battle in the pharmaceutical industry as generic manufacturers are trying to

The Role of Law in the Development of Superintelligent Systems

November 18, 2024

 

Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems have undergone dramatic advancements in capabilities over the last five years. The world is projected to reach

The Need for AI Guidelines in Arbitration

November 12, 2024

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping arbitration, from increasing research efficiency to automating document review. While AI

Balancing Innovation and Access: Weighing Public Interest in Pharmaceutical Patent Injunctions Post-eBay

November 7, 2024

The inability of many patients to access essential drug therapies due to high costs or shortages has had a detrimental impact

California’s Struggle to Regulate AI

November 4, 2024

While Artificial Intelligence continues to transform industries across the globe, legislators are still grappling with balancing technological innovation and public interest.

Telehealth and Fraud: Uncovering its Risks During and Post-COVID-19

November 2, 2024
I. Telehealth and Its Development Over the Years

Telehealth uses electronic information and communication technology that allows patients to access medical

Cloned Companions: The Commercialization of Pet Cloning

October 28, 2024

Privacy and the Census: Statistics Meets the Law

October 22, 2024

In 2020, the United States Census Bureau applied for the first time differential privacy,