AI (Artificial Intelligence)

Recruiting Violations? AI in Employment Decisions

1000 648 David Hoppe

The use of AI in job recruitment and hiring, promotion, and termination decisions has been widely criticized for automating and deepening existing racial, gender, and age biases. Experts have identified that some AI systems that evaluate candidates’ facial expressions and language prioritize white, male, and traditionally abled candidates.

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Japan’s New AI Guidelines: Technological Triumph or Regulatory Riddle?

1024 663 Yusuke Hisashi

Japan has built a well-deserved reputation for technological prowess and a progressive attitude toward innovation. So, it’s no surprise that it is one of the first countries to release regulations and guidelines governing generative artificial intelligence imagery.

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Fake-tober Surprise: Could Deepfakes Sway Voters?

1000 648 Amy Sanderson

What do videos of Donald Trump hugging Anthony Fauci and Hillary Clinton calling Ron DeSantis “just the kind of guy this country needs” have in common? Deepfake images, newscasts, and videos are cheap to produce and difficult to detect, offering tempting tools for politicians with less than a year until another contentious presidential election.

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Don’t Drop the Legal Ball: Engaging Sports Fans with AI

1000 648 David Hoppe

Fan engagement is a vital aspect of the sports and esports industries, as organizations strive to strengthen their relationships with fans and provide unique experiences that bring them closer to the action.

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Extended Reality Check: Legal Implications for the Gaming Industry

1000 648 David Hoppe

Extended Reality (XR), also known as ‘cross reality,’ is an emerging technology that encompasses a spectrum of experiences, including virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), mixed reality (MR), cinematic reality, and other alternative realms.

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UK Issues NFT Trademark Guidance for the Metaverse

1000 648 David Hoppe

The UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) has recently released updated trademark guidance that aims to shed light on the intricate world of non-fungible tokens (NFTs), virtual goods, and the metaverse. This comprehensive guidance seeks to provide much-needed clarity on the appropriate classification of these digital assets in the metaverse.

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China Takes the Lead in AI Regulation

1000 648 David Hoppe

China has established itself as the world leader in artificial intelligence regulation. In May, Beijing concluded a second cohort of rules restricting the use of deepfakes. The development is the latest in a series of Chinese government interventions aimed at protecting the public and engendering trust in AI technologies.

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Lex Machina: Artificial Intelligence Brings Real Legal Quandaries

1000 648 Yusuke Hisashi

Artificial intelligence and automation systems are rapidly transforming industries across the globe, from transportation to healthcare to finance. As AI becomes more prevalent, it is also creating significant legal challenges that demand careful consideration and planning.

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Meta-verdict: Developers’ Liability for Avatar Misdeeds

1000 648 David Hoppe

We recently discussed the myriad legal issues arising out of the development of the metaverse and users’ interaction through avatars. Here, we look at some of the key legal risks that game developers, social applications, and metaverse platforms assume when problems occur in the virtual environment.

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The Thinking Person’s Guide to Artificial Intelligence Law

1000 648 David Hoppe

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is one of the fastest-growing technologies in the world today, and it’s making big waves in the business landscape. AI is being used to improve business processes, automate repetitive tasks, and provide insights that were once impossible to obtain.

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