by Hailey Kozuchowski | Sep 24, 2025 | Commentary |
The right of publicity protects individuals from commercial misappropriation of their name, likeness, and other aspects of identity. Roughly 35 U.S. states recognize this right through statute or case law, and claims for violation of the right of publicity are most...
by Matthew Chang | Apr 28, 2025 | Commentary |
Deepfakes use artificial intelligence to generate or alter an image or video, typically of a person, and most often a well-known public figure. Deepfakes typically conduct a “face swap,” where a subject’s face, expressions, body movement, and voice are mapped onto an...
by Imran Hasan | Apr 25, 2025 | Commentary |
Digital devices are increasingly becoming indispensable in our daily lives – modern phones hold a vast amount of personal data that can be easily accessed with just a few taps of a screen. While this convenience enhances our daily routines, it can also pose...
by Daniel Takash | Apr 20, 2025 | Commentary
The U.S. judicial system operates primarily to the benefit of parties in litigation, but also for the public as a whole. Because citizens fund the judiciary through tax dollars and are the beneficiaries of the First Amendment and common-law tradition of an open legal...
by Samuel Falter | Apr 18, 2025 | Commentary
A consumer in the United States looking for a new car is presented with a remarkable number of models containing technology that only 15 years ago were beyond most drivers’ imagination. Today, nearly 93% of new cars sold feature some sort of advanced driver-assistance...
by Jacob Chang | Apr 7, 2025 | Commentary
Recent advancements in generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) have significantly influenced how authors work. One potential explanation for this trend is that GenAI may help individuals explore their creativity without being impaired by a general lack of literary...
