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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
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
Twitter Announces Changes to Combat Online Harassment
Twitter has announced three new changes to its service designed to make it a safe place for its users. The first of these changes is aimed at stopping the creation of new
Facebook and Oculus have vowed to appeal the $500 Million Verdict in ZeniMax’s Favor – What does that mean?
After less than one week of deliberations, the jury in the legal battle between ZeniMax Media Inc. and Oculus VR has entered a verdict. While the jury determined that Oculus
Pokémon GO: Legal Issues
As we discussed in our previous posts on Pokémon GO and the latest news, this new augmented reality game raises a series of legal issues. Most recently, a Detroit couple sued
Pokémon GO: Quickly Catching ‘Em All
After much anticipation, on July 6, Niantic released a beta version of Pokémon GO – a mobile game that has since entranced an estimate of around 10 million daily players. In only a few weeks,
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
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