Policy-makers should pass laws declaring that only humans and our associations are entitled to rights and standing in courts.
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The zoo, where the elephants have lived for years, has a sterling reputation but the advocates believe that they know better what elephants would want.
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The only solution I can see to the AI copyright problem is to verify that numerous highly detailed prompts were used to create an image.
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What the country really needs is a strong Supreme Court decision unequivocally reinvigorating the free-exercise clause by overturning Employment Division v Smith
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Unless deepfake technology is outlawed wholesale, the collection of piecemeal laws and regulations aiming to fix this or that problem will grow without limit.
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AB 2839 targets political speech, the most protected form of expression under the First Amendment. There are 7 meritorious challenges
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Weikart: The circle of people deemed eligible for euthanasia or assisted suicide keeps widening, because a culture of death will tend to spread…
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The longer the euthanasia movement is held at bay, the more likely that America can avoid becoming a culture of death like that in Canada.
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And imagine the mischief when eventually everyone’s genome — which should be private — becomes identifiable and hackable.
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The judge ruled that Google operates unlawfully: It effectively excludes competitors while its prices and services are unresponsive to consumer market demands.
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Why not allow the profitable Teton tourist area to to return to a natural state as a forest on the mountain, as is, apparently, its inherent right?
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It’s not that you’re naive. Rather, it is much easier than it used to be to fake up all kinds of things using social media — much easier than hacking computers.
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Canadian media that accept Trudeau’s handouts must please the regime more than inform the public. Indies are under heavy fire.
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The court did not rule — as Glucksberg did not about states — that countries cannot legalize assisted suicide or euthanasia.
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If the law grants geological features, viruses, and pond scum “rights,” our economies and human exceptionalism will be the victims.
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At minimum, the AI Act serves humanity by identifying the many ways AI endangers fundamental human rights as well as human peace and prosperity.
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Apple has promised to fight the lawsuit, which may be the most aggressive it has yet to face.
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The ruling not only did not reference God, it was meticulously based on precedent. So those who seek to remove protection from IVF embryos must lobby for that.
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To whatever extent digital information is a form of wealth, its digital producers must always fight counterfeiters — just as currency issuers must do.
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Writing at NewsMax, Marx assesses the lawsuits and concludes that there is no free lunch. If generative AI must pay creators, users will probably also pay too.
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