good news: Minnesota has killed a state law, ghost written by the telecom lobby, that effectively banned community-owned broadband networks:
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There was a really bad First Amendment decision that came out of the Eleventh Circuit this week.
I wrote a post slamming it, "The Eleventh Circuit Ignores The Supreme Court And Its Own Precedent To Stick It To Black Women."
www.techdirt.com/2024/06/05/t...
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It seems that Tesla's customer service might leave something to be desired at least under some circumstances.
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Arstechnica said it well. Google's AI Overview lacks discretion and understanding of context, but those things are necessary to be able to evaluate information from a web search.
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#AI
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The Google AI Overview does seem to be improving rapidly. At some point it may become useable. Presently, it appears it frequently provides results that are dangerous.
#AI #confabulation
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Ocampo Wiseman Law achieved another appellate victory. We had an erroneous dismissal of a case overturned for our client. The client will now be able to fully pursue their case before the District Court.
#NevadaLaw #appealscourt
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LLM's are improving rapidly. But for the moment, any information provided by an LLM or similar system should be rigorously scrutinized and not trusted until thoroughly vetted and fact checked.
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#AI #tech #techlaw
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AI has amazing potential. But it is being rushed into places where mistakes including confabulations can have repercussions without being thoroughly vetted. That has the potential to be dangerous. Current iterations of AI should be used with caution.
www.techdirt.com/2024/05/02/n...
#ai #techlaw
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AI already has legitimate use cases and those are likely to grow. But a lot of companies seem determined to shoehorn it into places without any good reason.
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#AI #techmarketing
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The #StreisandEffect appears again. I, and I suspect a lot of other people would never have heard of the merchandise in question had the lawyer not sent a threatening letter.
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#ip #intellectualpropertylaw #DMCA
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While AI has some interesting potential, present iterations often do not live up to the hype.
#AI #technews
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Unless that lawyer is me. Feel free to raise me up on a pedestal. ;)
Seriously though, there are some meritorious defamation cases, but many of them are meant to seek revenge or use legal process to silence critics. Anti-SLAPP laws are meant to help with that problem.
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The Internet is for sharing Cat Photos.
www.smbc-comics.com/comic/michel
#cats #humor
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There will likely come a day when AI powered chatbots can consistently deliver accurate information. It seems today is not that day.
arstechnica.com/ai/2024/03/n...
#AI #confabulation #AIlaw #techlaw
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Bringing a claim for defamation often brings far more attention to a matter than it would have gotten without the claim.
#Streisandeffect #defamationlaw
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