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EFF To Courts: Don’t Rewrite Copyright Over AI Hype
Electronic Frontier Foundation warns courts against broad copyright rulings fueled by AI hype, emphasizing the need for clear legal boundaries.
Judge Rules Trump Administration’s Blacklisting Of Anthropic Was Illegal
A federal judge has declared the Trump administration’s blacklisting of AI company Anthropic unlawful, marking a significant legal setback.
Can Grammarly Help Pro Se Litigants Win Civil Cases?
Exploring how a specialized Grammarly-like tool could assist self-represented litigants in drafting court-ready legal documents and improving their chances of success.
Mistral Patent For “Code Implemented Tool Calls”
Mistral has been granted a patent for its technology involving ‘code implemented tool calls,’ marking a significant step in AI tool integration.
Meta Ran Ads That Contained AI-Generated Child Sexual Abuse Imagery
Meta disclosed it ran advertisements that included AI-generated images depicting child sexual abuse, raising concerns over platform safety and content moderation.
Eminent Domain Could Be Used To Seize Your Land For AI Data Centers
Authorities consider using eminent domain to acquire private land for AI data centers, raising legal and community concerns. Details are still emerging.
Rethinking Legal Education In The AI Era
Legal schools are exploring new curricula and teaching methods to prepare students for AI-driven legal practice, amid ongoing industry shifts.
Estate And Inheritance Facilitator Marketplace
A new marketplace aims to streamline estate settlement by guiding executors through steps and matching them with vetted facilitators, starting with a pilot program.
AI Can’t Be Listed As Inventor On Patent Applications, Japan’s Top Court Rules
Japan’s Supreme Court confirms AI cannot be named as an inventor on patent applications, reinforcing human inventor requirements.