When Kids Are the Content, Who’s Profiting?
As the world of social media grew, so did the presence of influencers who provided companies with a new way to market products and services. Who better to sell products…
California, (Not) Setting the Standard for Artificial Intelligence
California, home to some of the world’s leading artificial intelligence (AI) technology companies, is often a battleground between tech lobbyists and AI regulators. So far, Congress has not enacted any…
A Converging Divergence: ASIs in SEP Disputes
Standard Essential Patent (SEP) disputes over the determination of fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory (FRAND) licensing rates stand at the unique intersection of intellectual property, competition law, and contract law. While the…
The World’s First Ever International AI Treaty
Following its meteoric rise in both use and relevance, AI has come to exist in the forefront of public consciousness. While much of the discussion has centered around the ways…
The Illusion of Inclusivity: Examining the ‘One Size Only’ Controversy in Fashion
The practice of offering “one size only” clothing, as seen with brands like Brandy Melville, has sparked intense debates surrounding inclusivity and discrimination in the fashion industry. Critics argue that…
Andersen v. Stability AI: The Landmark Case Unpacking the Copyright Risks of AI Image Generators
With the rise of AI image generators, even an artistically untalented law student like myself can depict nearly anything imaginable within minutes. By typing “Mario eating a slice of pizza…
Preserving the Past Using Tools of the Future: The Ethical and Legal Dilemmas of StoryFile and Conversa
In 2022, Leslie Stahl of 60 Minutes conducted an interview with Aaron Elster, a holocaust survivor. What was unique about this interview, beyond Elster’s harrowing testimony, was the fact that he had died…
A Look Into the Fight Against North Carolina’s Unfair NIL Ban
In June 2021, the Supreme Court decided NCAA v. Alston which spurred the NCAA to change its rules and allow college athletes to profit from their name, image, and likeness…
Angry Gamers: Developer Caught Using Bots in Disguise of Humans
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more popular and sophisticated, AI-based software that plays video games in place of humans, more commonly known as bots, will also become more prevalent and…
Streaming Showdown: How Fubo’s Lawsuit Could Change the Game
FuboTV has filed a high-stakes lawsuit against some of the largest media companies in the United States, including Disney, Warner Brothers, and Fox. The dispute centers on a joint venture…