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The Medical and Legal Implications of Artificial Intelligence in Health Care – An Area of Unsettled Law
by Samuel D. Hodge
A Review of ‘Big Tech’ Antitrust Litigation in the Federal Courts by Sarah Oh Lam
by Sarah Oh Lam
Will Artificial Intelligence Replace Arbitrators Under the Federal Arbitration Act?
by Dimitrios Ioannidis
Why Meta Users Need A Public Advocate: A Modest Means to Address The Shortcomings Of The Oversight Board
by Kevin Frazier
From Our Blog
An Overview of the Social Credit System and the Challenges It Creates
By Walker Upchurch The Chinese government has been widely criticized for its social policy of providing a social credit score to its citizens. The thought of a score based on a person’s morality and conformity to overreaching government regulation is...
Regulating Ransomware Under United States Law
By Liz Jacobs Ransomware is a type of malicious software cybercriminals use to block you from accessing your own data.[1] Ransomware remains a global cybersecurity threat, as it is a unique kind of attack because it is the one cybercrime that has a high direct...
A Sample Amendment to the Revised Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Access Act: How California Can Advance User Interests
By Kevin Frazier* I. Introduction American users of cloud providers, social media services, or other digital content providers place the value of their digital assets at $55,000, on average.[1] However, property law has yet to undergo a commensurate...
