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Indiana judge catches court reporter submitting AI-generated errors in official trial transcript
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Indiana judge catches court reporter submitting AI-generated errors in official trial transcript

A judge discovered a court reporter submitted AI-transcribed trial records with false attributions. What happens…

By Miora Danielle Raveloarison
Nintendo told a judge customers have zero legal claim to tariff refunds the company stands to receive from the government
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Nintendo told a judge customers have zero legal claim to tariff refunds the company stands to receive from the government

Nintendo argues customers have no right to tariff refunds from the government. A federal court…

By Miora Danielle Raveloarison
Uber and Waymo are already on opposite sides of D.C.'s robotaxi rules—and Waymo already has a six-month advantage
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Uber and Waymo are already on opposite sides of D.C.’s robotaxi rules—and Waymo already has a six-month advantage

Uber and Waymo clash over D.C. robotaxi legislation. Waymo's head start could lock Uber out…

By Rivo Raphaël Chreçant

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Congress just tripled GUARD Act penalties to $250,000 per violation—and small AI developers are panicking
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Congress just tripled GUARD Act penalties to $250,000 per violation—and small AI developers are panicking

Congress narrowed the GUARD Act but tripled fines to $250K per violation. The bill's vague standards and mandatory age-verification systems…

By Rivo Raphaël Chreçant
University threatens Michigan town over water for secret nuclear weapons data center
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University threatens Michigan town over water for secret nuclear weapons data center

A university operating a classified nuclear weapons data center is threatening legal action against a Michigan town for refusing water…

By Rivo Raphaël Chreçant
Trump's FCC just threatened ABC's license — but Disney has a 1996 law protecting it
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Trump’s FCC just threatened ABC’s license — but Disney has a 1996 law protecting it

The FCC threatened ABC's broadcast license, but a 30-year-old legal loophole may shield Disney from revocation. Here's how.

By Rivo Raphaël Chreçant
RightsCon, Africa's largest digital rights conference, suddenly canceled by Zambia's government this week
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RightsCon, Africa’s largest digital rights conference, suddenly canceled by Zambia’s government this week

Zambia's government abruptly postponed RightsCon, Africa's largest digital rights conference, citing vague 'thematic issues.' What it means for tech activism.

By Rivo Raphaël Chreçant