The Who's Who of AI

“The Pentagon’s AI dependencies stem from “a decades-long shift toward privatization of the US military’s weaponry and technology needs,” write Amos Toh of the Brennan Center for Justice and Margaret Mullins of the Vanderbilt Policy Accelerator.” evidence ↗

“The UK-US Tech Prosperity Deal has returned to the negotiating table, but its revival remains partial. Megan Kirkwood writes that renewed talks raise questions about whether the UK will trade away digital regulatory powers in pursuit of closer ties with Was…” evidence ↗

“In the first installment of The Edge Dialogues, a new series hosted by Tech Policy Press and Georgetown Law’s Privacy Center, Dr. Alondra Nelson of the Institute for Advanced Study joined us to discuss AI manifestos, power and who gets to build the future. …” evidence ↗

““If someone wants to use my face, my voice or my image, they ask me first….There’s a conversation. This isn’t a new idea or a complicated legal framework, it’s simply how we treat each other. CONSENT ISN’T A BARRIER TO CREATIVITY, IT’S THE FOUNDATION OF IT.…” evidence ↗

“"Amnesty International finds that standalone generative AI systems, based on unlawful web scraping, depend on mass invasions of privacy by design, and are fundamentally incompatible with international human rights law."” evidence ↗

“California and the EU now require AI developers to summarize their training data. But “uncovering the contents of training datasets alone is insufficient to enable meaningful accountability,” writes Vanderbilt’s Will Orr, who outlines four ways to make data…” evidence ↗

“The USCO successfully defended this position in multiple courts, triumphing over plaintiffs who were so persistent they got the Supreme Court to weigh in on the issue (SCOTUS ruled it didn't warrant attention): pluralistic.net/2026/03/03/i...” evidence ↗

“It's been less than a year since legal technology Clio launched its core artificial intelligence offerings following its acquisition of global legal database vLex last year, and AI remained at the forefront at its 14th annual ClioCon in Boston.” evidence ↗

“As the use of artificial intelligence in the employee benefits space grows, experts warn that companies need to be vigilant to guard against mishaps caused by the emerging technology. www.law360.com/artic...” evidence ↗