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Ask the Marketer: How to Make the Most Out of ILTACON
Next week, ILTACON kicks off with record crowds. Here, six seasoned professionals share their strategies for navigating networking, leveraging educational opportunities, and driving business growth at the conference.
'ChatGPT Wrapper' Is This Year's Hottest Snub—But Why?
Legal tech is full of competitors calling each other "GPT wrappers." But the definition is looser than many believe.
Kili Technology Rebrands Gen AI Patent Tool to DeepIP, Announces General Availability
For Kili Technology, changing the name of their patent tool from davinci to DeepIP mainly came down to positioning it to eventually cover more IP use cases. But a recent lawsuit also accelerated their decision.
Dutch Judge's Use of ChatGPT Prompts Outrage, Disbelief in the Netherlands
It appears to be the first time a Dutch judge has used generative AI as part of his legal reasoning.
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LexisNexis Parent Company Latest to Be Hit With CIPA Lawsuit Over Web Tracking Software
Lex Machina's parent company, RELX, joins a host of others—from CNN to Docusign—sued by plaintiffs firms looking to apply the almost-50-year-old California Invasion of Privacy Act to web tracking software.
Nvidia Rival Groq Hires New CLO Weeks Before $640M Series D
Veteran tech lawyer Claire Hart is taking the legal reins of Groq as it races to capitalize on the explosive growth of the AI chip market.
Trader Convicted in First US Crypto Manipulation Case Moves for Acquittal
Avraham Eisenberg faces up to two decades behind bars for his $110 million heist.
DISCO's New CEO and President Eric Friedrichsen Discusses the Company's Next Chapter
Bringing decades of experience in fintech, Friedrichsen hopes to start off his tenure as DISCO's new CEO by prioritizing customer needs as the company works to forge ahead in the field of AI integrations.
Alphabet, OpenAI Hit With Class Actions Over Alleged Misuse of YouTube Content for AI Training
The cases, both filed by plaintiff David Millette on behalf of other YouTube video creators, allege that the companies covertly transcribed "millions" of YouTube videos to train their AI software products, Google's Gemini and OpenAI's ChatGPT. The plaintiff is seeking injunctive relief and damages from both companies on unjust enrichment and unfair competition law violation claims.Trending Stories
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