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Cloned Companions: The Commercialization of Pet Cloning

October 28, 2024
| By Mohini Sauhta

Featuring: Marvin Seymour Aloysius (“Derby”), foster kitten r (not a clone) & co-author

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The New Kid in Class: Generative AI in the Classroom

April 14, 2024
| By Hodong Chyung

In the first semester of my 2022 1L year, I saw several of my classmates’ screens displaying shopping websites, crossword puzzles, Quimbee, and

AI-Voice Replication in Music: Whose Voice is it Anyway?

March 3, 2024
| By Sandra Ascencio

In early November 2023, reggaetón fans excitedly listened to a slew of new Bad Bunny songs that flooded TikTok. While the vocals, lyrics,

Dear AI: You Can Play Chess, But You Can’t Copyright

February 4, 2021
| By Roselyn Wu

“I am putting myself to the fullest possible use, which is all I think that any conscious entity can ever hope to do.” – HAL

The Rise of Artificial Intelligence in Decision-Making: Friend or Foe?

February 12, 2020
| By Courtney Bibbs

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

Scrap the AI Loophole for Housing Discrimination Lawsuits

November 19, 2019
| By Michael Kutz

Housing discrimination lawsuits are about to become much harder to prove.

Imagine if the auto industry successfully lobbied lawmakers to give them a complete defense from