Public Report Reveals Outdated Technology at the Supreme Court

On May 2, 2022, Politico reported it had obtained a draft of the Supreme Court’s long-anticipated

            On January 13, three artists filed a class-action lawsuit against a number of artificial intelligence (AI) companies, alleging copyright violations arising out of the

Cannabis, psilocybin, MDMA, and many other psychoactive drugs remain Schedule I Drugs under the Controlled Substances Act. They remain explicitly illegal at the federal level,

The year 2022 is destined to have its place in the chronicle of AI-related legal disputes since this year, not only did the Copyright Office

§230 is often referred to as the “twenty-six words that created the internet.” The statute, passed by Congress in 1996, has immunized websites and platforms

The United Nation’s forecast of the world population reached eight billion last week.^[1]  Many mouths to feed.  Just twelve years ago, the world

The COVID-19 pandemic raised the question of whether the U.S. patent system should accomplish more than purely incentivize innovation. As Prof. Mariam Marcowitz-Bitton suggests, there

While the U.S. Congress is considering whether and how to regulate Big Tech, the European Union adopted one of the most far-reaching

Google Images provides instant access to an ocean of photos, art, logos, and graphics. Google’s search, however, is limited to images that already exist somewhere

China’s first comprehensive online data and personal information regulation, Personal Information Privacy Law (PIPL), went into effect on