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Over the new year, Congress overrode President Trump’s veto to enact into law the National Defense

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Emerging technologies such as facial recognition systems and pedestrian detection for self-driving cars have repeatedly

Developing Nations Push for Covid-19 Vaccines Without the Patents

A group of developing nations led by South Africa and India are calling for certain patent

Google Faces More Than the DOJ, as Antitrust Lawsuits Mount

Plaintiff’s lawyer, Cuneo, who brought an antitrust class action against Google, has now moved to

Amazon to Face EU Antitrust Probe

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Legal Tech AI Can't Outsmart Copyright—but Might Not Need to

The issue of just how vital copyrighted data may or may not be to AI

International Statement: End-To-End Encryption and Public Safety

On October 11, the Department of Justice released its statement on end-to-end encryption as it pertains to public

Pharmacy Workers Turn to Makeshift Virus Protections on the Job

Pharmacy workers are taking steps to protect themselves from exposure to the coronavirus, including putting

Amazon Threatened with Lawsuit by NY and “Sick Out” Protests at WholeFoods Nationwide

An Amazon employee, Chris Smalls, was fired Monday March

Palantir Provides COVID-10 Software to CDC and NHS, Pitches European Health Agencies

Amidst the coronavirus pandemic, Palantir has teamed up with the CDC