Brittany Gunter – In the wake of the San Bernardino and Paris massacres, new legislative efforts have emerged that aim to prevent terrorists from using social media and other forms of technology to recruit supporters and plot attacks. Representative Ted Poe (R-Texas) previously introduced a bill on September 30, 2015, titled “Combat Terrorist Use of […]
Deepti Orekondy – With the rapid growth of technology there is growing concern over the possibility that jobs may be replaced by artificial intelligence (“AI”). However, we may be too quick to jump the gun. Although the benefits of technology are vast and the range of its capability is astounding, professionals need not be concerned […]
Jonathan Zim – With over 1.54 billion monthly active users, Facebook continues to be the leader among social media platforms, but what do they do with the wealth of personal data gathered? The knowledge of users’ “likes,” preferences, political views, friends, acquaintances, and colleagues is used to create a digital identity—a collection of data in […]
Amanda Kapur – After a multitude of lawsuits and class actions have been filed across the country against daily fantasy sports (“DFS”) leaders DraftKings and FanDuel, clarity will finally arrive for all involved. On February 4, 2016, the U.S. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation (“JPML”) decided to centralize and consolidate over 80 lawsuits in the […]
