Tech & Intellectual Property

As China meticulously constructs the legal scaffolding for its artificial intelligence ambitions, the global technology community watches with bated breath, questioning whether these guardrails will serve as a launchpad for innovation or a cage. The nation's approach is not merely a domestic policy

A deep and unsettling paradox now sits at the heart of the generative artificial intelligence revolution, a legal sleight of hand that protects corporate-scale data acquisition while systematically transferring all copyright infringement risk to the individual end-user. The United Kingdom’s House

The centuries-old legal duties of candor and competence are colliding with the unpredictable power of generative AI, forcing the legal profession to confront a technological reckoning it can no longer postpone. This is not merely a question of adopting new software; it is a fundamental redefinition

Introduction The autonomous systems now deeply embedded in our daily lives, from healthcare diagnostics to children's toys, operate in a precarious gray area where legal accountability and ethical oversight have yet to fully catch up. As these technologies become more integrated into education,

The legal industry has long been characterized by its deliberate pace of change, but the developments of 2025 represented a seismic departure from tradition, marking a year where technological acceleration, market consolidation, and regulatory adaptation converged with unprecedented force. The year

The rapid integration of a powerful artificial intelligence into the heart of the U.S. government has ignited a firestorm on Capitol Hill, pitting technological ambition against fundamental ethical concerns. During a tense House Science Committee hearing, a top adviser to President Trump faced a