Tag Archives: AI

Copyright Meets the Colossus: What the Anthropic Settlement Means for the Future of AI

Bryce Peters — The recent settlement of the Bartz v. Anthropic case marks one of the first major legal inflection points in the AI era. The outcome is one that forces AI companies, authors, and the business community to face an increasingly unavoidable question: If large-language models depend on copyrighted works to function, who gets […]

From Hire to Fire: How AI is Reshaping Civil Liability in the Workplace

Daniel Diez – Being fired by a robot once felt like something out of a movie. Now, it’s business as usual. Artificial intelligence (“AI”) is being used for hiring, evaluation, promotion, demotion, and termination decisions across the United States. The growing reliance on AI for employment decisions has created new legal risks, exposing businesses to […]

The Intersection of AI, Marketability, and Ethics in the Modern Legal Field

Niamh Keane – The Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) revolution continues to gain ground as law firms begin hiring lawyers specifically for their AI skillsets. As these “Law Firms Look to Recruit Gen Z for AI Skills,” law schools are advised to incorporate trainings on these technologies so that their students are not only more attractive for […]

Lawsuits & Lyrics: Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Jab at Drake

Estee Segan – The Super Bowl halftime show is not only a highly anticipated performance but also a platform where artists make cultural, business, and legal statements. Beyond the artistry, Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl LIX halftime performance on February 9, 2025, underscored tensions in the music industry, particularly his public dispute with Drake and the […]