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Google Staff AI Revolt Jeopardizes Pentagon Cloud Deals
""A lot of those cloud services are tied to the AI that they’re using," said Peter Asaro, an associate professor at The New School who organized…
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Send us your naked photos to help block revenge porn, Facebook invites users
""The project responds to a real need," says Danielle Citron, a law professor at the University of Maryland, and one of the leading figures in th…
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At Albany Law, intersection of immigration, human and civil rights discussed
"Which somewhat answers an umbrella question Margaret Hu of Washington and Lee University School of Law posed to the panel: Who deserves to be an American?…
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T-shirt maker sinks rival with dubious trademark of 150-year-old nautical icon
"Another law professor, Annemarie Bridy of the University of Idaho, lamented gCaptain's situation. "It's a shame, really, to see people with…
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Autonomous Vehicles: Safety, Risk, and the Law
"The observations from Smith, who holds dual degrees in law and engineering, were particularly insightful. He started by challenging widely held perception…
Cybersecurity for the States: Lessons from Across America
Authors Natasha Cohen Cybersecurity Policy Fellow Brian Nussbaum Cybersecurity Policy Fellow Executive Summary This study examines states’ efforts to advanc…
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What's Next: Max Schrems and Why Your Privacy Policy Still Doesn't Cut It
"akeaway: Public data, of course, is already public. But now providers have an obligation to package it up and ship it over to defense counsel, notes Riana…
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California Senate defies AT&T, votes for strict net neutrality rules
"California's Senate passed a different net neutrality bill in January, but it didn't go through the Assembly. Wiener's legislation "is th…
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California Senate Passes SB 822, the ‘Gold Standard’ of State Net Neutrality Laws
"For starters, the bill was specifically crafted to challenge the federal government’s authority to enact net neutrality laws. Contributors include Barbar…
The FBI blunder on phone encryption, explained
The FBI has been arguing for years that the approach of Apple and other companies that strongly encrypt phones is a big problem for law enforcement, which canno…
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The Supreme Court Is Stubbornly Analog — By Design
"It’s this kind of lag that worries Ryan Calo, a law professor at the University of Washington. In the Carpenter case, the justices are responding to a pre…
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California’s State Senate Is About to Vote on SB 822 — the Strongest State Net Neutrality Law Yet
"The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has called SB 822 the ‘gold standard’ of net neutrality bills. That’s because it’s specifically crafted to chall…