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Driving Uncertainty: Auto Manufacturers’ Liability in the Age of Assisted Driving Technology

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...

U.S. Copyright Protection for Work Co-Authored by Humans and AI

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...

Works Produced By Generative AI: Can They Receive Copyright Protection

by Andrew Bialek | Apr 5, 2025 | Commentary

In November 2024, Coca-Cola released its annual holiday commercial,  “The Holiday Magic is Coming.” The ad, a remake of the 1995 Coca-Cola advertisement “Holidays Are Coming,” sparked controversy as it was entirely made by the artificial intelligence (AI)...

DMCA vs. Fair Use: Navigating Copyright Law and Transformative Fan Works

by Lindsay Ito | Mar 28, 2025 | Commentary

A fan work is any fan-created work that is based on or incorporates pre-existing fictional worlds or characters; fan fiction, a subset of fan work, is fictional writing produced by fans for non-commercial purposes and is typically published online without the...

Data Privilege and AI in Lawyering: Ethical Concerns

by Isadora Dimovski and Jessica Korn | Mar 16, 2025 | Commentary

The American Bar Association provides confidentiality rules to ensure that lawyers maintain professionalism and trust with their clients. Particularly, Rule 1.6 of the Model Rules of Professional Conduct expressly requires that “[a] lawyer shall not reveal information...

The Legal Implications of AI-Enabled Surveillance and Military Operations in Palestine

by Ahmad Ibsais | Feb 19, 2025 | Commentary

The implementation of AI technologies in military operations and surveillance systems is raising significant legal issues in international law. Analyzing the use of AI enabled systems like ‘Lavender,’ ‘Gospel,’ and ‘Where’s Daddy’ for targeting operations in Gaza...
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