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Billions pouring into legal tech like rocket fuel into a moonshot. But here's the twist: three behemoths—Relativity, Harvey, Legora—snagged nearly two-thirds, leaving crumbs for the rest.
Apple just took another L in the patent wars. The Federal Circuit just sided with Smart Mobile Technologies, meaning some of their older wireless tech claims are still standing.
A recent trend suggests legal AI tools optimized for user satisfaction are also the ones most likely to confidently hallucinate fake court opinions. It's a concerning development for a sector where accuracy isn't just a nice-to-have; it's the entire ballgame.
Picture this: An AI blueprint sparks a chemical attack killing hundreds. OpenAI? Untouchable. That's the world they're pushing for in Illinois.
Press a button on this aluminum iPod Shuffle lookalike, and AI answers instantly—no creepy always-listening. Ex-Apple duo pitches privacy fix for wearables, but after Humane's crash, does anyone buy it?
Hackers just dumped 4TB of Mercor's secrets online. The $10B AI data trainer? Now it's dodging lawsuits and lost clients.
Imagine your face deepfaked into a scam video, ruining your life. The EU AI Act spots the risk—but points you elsewhere for payback. A new visual from CDT lights up those hidden paths.
Picture this: Europe's AI Act, years in the making, inches toward law — only for last-minute tweaks to potentially hollow it out. 33 civil society voices just fired a warning shot.
Picture this: your AI startup's facing a vague new federal reg. Will courts stick to the letter — or sneak in the lawmakers' real intent? A hidden shift is underway.
WIPO's dropping cash on a year-long gig for someone to hustle the Patent Cooperation Treaty across America. But is this bureaucratic roadshow just whistling in the wind?
OpenAI's leadership is fracturing just as they chase an IPO dream. Fidji Simo’s medical leave kicks off a cascade of changes that scream 'instability' louder than any PR spin.
A long-shuttered Intel fab in New Mexico, once home to raccoons, is now churning out advanced packaging for AI chips. CFO projections? Well north of $1 billion in revenue.