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The government said it was aiming to target anyone intending to incite others to separate Hong Kong from the country, or insult the national anthem March of the Volunteers by …
Google blocked? Hong Kong’s internet providers raise fears over protest song ban Read More
As long as there has been art, there has been pornography. From Paleolithic-era cave drawings to Ancient Greek tableware, salacious imagery is a historical universality – and this was Beforethe …
How online payment services like PayPal and Venmo are “gentrifying the internet” Read More
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed into law SB 261 on Tuesday. The measure will now create a Digital Bill of Rights for Floridians that will limit what big tech companies …
DeSantis signs the “Internet Bill of Rights” into law Read More
LThe Awyers are a conservative group, worthy of a profession that rewards preparation, sagacity and respect for the past. No doubt many enjoyed laughing at the story of Steven Schwartz, …
Generative AI could radically alter the practice of the law Read More
In the current age of the Internet, using search engines to obtain information or knowledge has become part of the daily life and work of many people. However, if the …
Internet Order Maintained: Baidu Case Selected Among Top 10 Intellectual Property Cases of China Courts in 2022 Read More
A publishers’ trade association including The New York Times, The Washington Post, Disney and NBCUniversalis reminding members that AI tools built on their archives could violate copyright laws. According to …
The group of publishers warns that AI-generated content may violate copyright law Read More
Artificial Intelligence: “It’s Not Necessarily So” | New York Law Journal Page printed by: https://www.law.com/newyorklawjournal/2023/06/05/artificial-intelligence-it-aint-necessarily-so/ Former Judge Joseph W. Bellacosa. Credits: Dave Oxford for the New York Law Journal COMMENT …
Artificial Intelligence: “It’s Not Necessarily So” | New York Law Journal Read More
[1/5] Visitors take pictures in front of the U.S. Supreme Court, where written opinions are expected to be given today in pending and disputed cases, in Washington, U.S. May 18, …
The US Supreme Court upholds protections for internet companies Read More
WASHINGTON (AP) The Supreme Court Thursday he sided with Google, Twitter and Facebook in lawsuits seeking to hold them accountable for terrorist attacks. But the judges sidestepped the big issue …
Supreme Court declines to rule on law that protects internet companies from being sued for what users post Read More