Legal Articles

Vernon O’Donnell

Updated on July 02, 2026

A bipartisan consensus is emerging that, since the public had a stake in building AI wealth, it should also see some of the return.

Avi Chai Outmezguine

Updated on July 01, 2026

For 250 years, power had an address. Artificial intelligence could change that — and the Constitution was not designed for power without one.

Juras Juršėnas

Updated on July 01, 2026

Google Zero will reshape the way people use the internet, but we can still protect the best of the open web.

Avi Chai Outmezguine

Updated on June 30, 2026

The verdicts against Meta and Google indicate a shift in how much responsibility the public expects tech companies to take for their products’ effects. What can we expect next?

Yvette Schmitter

Updated on June 08, 2026

Peter Steinberger’s recent move to OpenAI tells us a lot about the state of agentic AI development. Our expert breaks it down.

Eric Ries

Updated on June 02, 2026

The danger of AI coding tools isn’t producing bad code. It’s the false confidence they instill.

Alex Chepovoi

Updated on May 13, 2026

As people face increasing economic pressure, scammers are using fake job ads to harvest your data. Our expert explains the warning signs.

Natalie Boll

Updated on April 09, 2026

Social media has traditionally treated attention as currency, but the recent Meta verdict shows that model won’t last forever. To have a sustainable future, these companies have to prioritize safety over engagement.

Ilman Shazhaev

Updated on March 19, 2026

Beyond labels like “woke AI,” the battle between Anthropic and government tells us the era of AI as infrastructure is firmly here. Our expert weighs in.

Julius Černiauskas

Updated on March 18, 2026

Despite its somewhat mixed reputation, scraping is vital to numerous important parts of the modern web. Our expert explores the effects of a possible ban.