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Audi Set to Release First Level 3 Self-Driving Vehicle Next Year
Drivers may be able to sit back and relax a bit more when commuting in the future. According to a recent article from TechCrunch, Audi’s Level 3 self-driving cars, set
Facebook’s Artificial Intelligence Creates Non-Human Language
Facebook’s A.I. chatbots came up with their own way of communicating – by accident. The Atlantic recently reported on a fascinating line buried within a report released by Facebook’s Artificial
Charitable Crowdfunding Platform GoFundMe Looks to Global Market
Over the past several years, GoFundMe has become the crowdfunding platform of choice for many charitable organizations looking to raise funds in order to make a difference. Indeed, over 40
Major Ransomware Attack Targeting Computers Worldwide
A massive ransomware attack has impacted thousands of computers across the world. The “WannaCry” cyberattack paralyzed thousands of computers at banks, hospitals, and government institutions. As of Monday, May 15,
Connecticut Bill Would Allow Police to Put Deadly Weapons on Drones
Connecticut could become the first U.S. state to allow deadly police drones. According to Reuters, the proposed legislation actually bans “weaponized drones” in the state generally, however, it includes a specific
Facebook Enables 360-Degree Live Streaming
Internet users interested in 360-degree video content should be pleased to learn that Facebook now supports live streaming in the exciting new media format. According to Techcrunch, users just need to
This evening, Mudd Law attended multiple presentations in the Livestream Lounge at #SmallSat2022 including a presentation on the DART mission, the Janus Mission, and Dana Turse from Redwire Space.
3Today, our principal attorney, @clmuddjr, hosted a Side Meeting at #SmallSat2022 that provided an overview of space-law developments that occurred in the last year. #satellite #spacelaw #spacepolicy
You can learn more about SmallSat here: https://smallsat.org/