The Rooney Rule is a hiring practice in the National Football League (NFL) designed to ensure that diverse candidates have the opportunity to interview for vacant team leadership positions. Several
One of the year’s most successful video games has landed in hot water for its similarities to the iconic Pokemon series. But do these similarities actually cross the boundary
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With the rise of generative AI, copyright issues have become a growing concern. Like other big tech companies, individuals are suing Nvidia for using their copyrighted content to train its
This past January, nonconsensual pornographic deepfake images of Taylor Swift were created and disseminated across major social media platform X. Their viral nature and disturbing content caught the attention of
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To preview the pending extension of the controversial Section 702 of FISA, this blog post discusses Section 702, its controversy, and a proposed amendment for greater accountability. Section 702 lurks
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This article delves into the nuanced battle between trademark law and the First Amendment, spotlighting high-profile cases like Jack Daniel’s v. VIP Products and Vans v. MSCHF. It explores how
