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By establishing guidelines for interoperability, we can create a more integrated virtual reality ecosystem that benefits everyone. The post What Metaverse Standards Could Mean For The Future of Law appeared first on Above the Law.

Most are late to the party. The post Does Not Compute: Why Don’t Law Firms Leverage Data? appeared first on Above the Law.

Free speech... but not about me. The post Free Speech Absolutist Elon Musk Reminds People He Laid Off That If They Disparage Him He May Sue Them appeared first on Above the Law.

Do we need an offramp on the road to SkyNet? The post AI Experts Urge Six-Month Pause in AI Training – And Where The Heck Is Congress???? appeared first on Above the Law.

Is it time to freak out about these new technologies? The post Shall We Chat About ChatGPT And AI? appeared first on Above the Law.

It seems the GPT harassed Jonathan Turley. The post Jonathan Turley Finds A Way To Make ChatGPT All About Him appeared first on Above the Law.

It's all fun and games, until the game turns into a huge money-making phenomenon with unclear contracts. The post ‘Tetris’: A Simple Game With A Complex Cold War Past appeared first on Above the Law.

Do robots dream of libelously claiming you molest electric sheep? The post ChatGPT Accused Mayor Of Bribery Conviction, Faces Potential Defamation Claim appeared first on Above the Law.

Phygitals that collect data about user behavior and preferences immediately trigger privacy concerns. The post Phygital Innovation: Balancing Personalization And Privacy Concerns And More appeared first on Above the Law.

Hidden biases, reduced privacy, and over-reliance on non-transparent, decision-making black boxes can cut against democratic values, potentially putting our civil rights at risk. This means that the effective and equitable use of AI will be based on solving inherent ethical, safety, data privacy and cybersecurity challenges. The post AI Is At The Intersection Of Safety And Equity In Healthcare appeared first on Above the Law.

Accessible design for legal tech should follow concepts that prioritize usability for users of all abilities. The post Disability And Legal Tech Design appeared first on Above the Law.