Category: AI, Data and Technology
Arizona’s Attorney General, Kris Mayes, filed an 87-page civil complaint against OpenAI in Maricopa County Superior…
The Connecticut Superior Court in Milford rescinded a plaintiff’s e-filing privileges on August 6, 2026, over…
On September 25, 2026, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit…
Behind every chatbot stands a text its users never see: the master prompt. It has a…
r. pr. Robert Nogacki | 10 lipca 2026 r. The collision has arrived: three federal judges…
Abstract. This article examines the legal framework governing closed-circuit video surveillance in Polish kindergartens. It argues…
On 16 May 2026, Malta became the first state to conclude an agreement with OpenAI under…
A state switched off a frontier AI model by letter, three days after it launched. The…
Poland is about to make the internet card you. The rest of the world got there…
On What a Language Model Cannot Do—Even When It Tells the Truth Robert Nogacki | Skarbiec…
The Patrick Schmitz case and the unraveling of a familiar fantasy In December of 2020, on…
What Anthropic’s lawsuit against the Pentagon reveals about the coming age of autonomous weapons At 12:47…
Stolen Faces, Synthetic Voices: Before the Law Catches Up In July of 2024, a senior executive…
Texas Sues Lorex for Misleading Consumers—and Exposes the Hidden Surveillance Architecture Inside Home Security Cameras …
The Holy Grail Myth: Hashing, Pseudonymization, and the Evolving Boundaries of Personal Data Protection For over…
When private notes resurface as star witness Private notes have a way of resurfacing at the…
The Watermark of Sisyphus: A Meditation on the EU’s Latest Regulatory Masterpiece There is something almost…
On September 10, 2025, the General Court of the European Union rendered two landmark judgments…
