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Microsoft Joins Thorn and All Tech Is Human to Enact Strong Child Safety Commitments for Generative AI
By: Courtney Gregoire (Microsoft On the Issues) While countless individuals harness AI to enhance their productivity and creativity, there exists a concerning risk of misuse of these technologies. In line…
Walking the Tightrope: As Generative AI Meets EU Regulation, Pragmatism is Likely
By: Paul Lee, Lucia Lucchini & Michelle Seng Ah Lee (Deloitte Insights) Emphasizing the significance of well-defined regulations cannot be overstated in unlocking the potential of any market, especially in…
Three Ways the US Could Help Universities Compete with Tech Companies on AI Innovation
By: Ylli Bajraktari, Tom Mitchell, and Daniela Rus (MIT Technology Review) The ongoing AI revolution holds tremendous promise for enhancing various aspects of our lives, from work dynamics to healthcare…
11 States Now Have Laws Limiting Artificial Intelligence, Deep Fakes, and Synthetic Media in Political Advertising – Looking at the Issues
By: David Oxenford (Broadcast Law Blog) Artificial Intelligence dominated discussions at the NAB Convention last week. Virtually every session featured some discourse on the implications of AI. One topic we’ve…
Protecting Civil Rights in the Face of AI
By: Nicol Turner-Lee, Reneé Cummings & Lisa Rice (Brookings Tech Tank) In today’s digital era, artificial intelligence (AI) pervades various aspects of society. However, AI systems often carry inherent biases,…
U.S. Competition Agencies File Statement of Interest in Algorithmic Pricing Case
By: John Playforth & August Gweon (Covington & Burling) On March 28, 2024, the U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission jointly submitted a Statement of Interest on behalf of…
Will You Take This Algorithm to Court?
By: Anna Artyushina (Center for International Governance Innovation) What occurs when artificial intelligence (AI) becomes even more ingrained in our daily lives than it already is? The ArriveCAN incident serves…
Why the FTC Needs to Intervene in Law School Rankings
By: Darren Bush (The Sling) Since a group of law schools boycotted the U.S. News and World Report Rankings (“U.S. News Rankings”), the rankings have become erratic. The top law…
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