Ex-Uber Self-Driving Head Files for Bankruptcy After Being Ordered to pay Google $179 Million

Anthony Levandowski received a judgement assessing $179 million in

Coronavirus and the Law of Quarantine

The coronavirus is here. Perhaps the pandemic has you wondering whether you should avoid going to class

Genome editing or gene editing remains one of the most controversial techniques in the medical field.  Although widespread discussion of gene editing is a relatively

In Coronavirus Fight, China Gives Citizens a Color Code, With Red Flags

In response to the coronavirus epidemic, the Chinese government has started requiring citizens

The past few years have seen the number of commercial drone applications increase exponentially. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) estimates that there are currently around

A report from Bard’s College for the Study of Drones shows that so far, 600 law enforcement agencies across the country use drones.^[1]

T-Mobile, Sprint Beat State-Led Merger Challenge

U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero issued an order on Tuesday in which he refused to block

Technologies harnessing artificial intelligence (AI) are becoming increasingly common in our everyday lives. Built-in smartphone assistants help us stay organized, applications suggest new

Judges Won’t Rehear Case that Upheld FCC Repeal of Net Neutrality Rules

“The Federal Communications Commission has defeated another challenge to its repeal

I recently bought a new laptop, one with a fingerprint sensor. I didn’t think much about this feature. My old laptop didn’t have