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A Free Speech-Based Response To Media Polarization, R. George Wright
A Free Speech-Based Response To Media Polarization, R. George Wright
FIU Law Review
The degree of polarization, distrust, and animosity in the political elements of our social media have reached remarkable levels. But any attempt to address the relevant problems that requires legal enforcement inevitably raises serious issues of free speech and free press. Relying instead on fact checkers has its own numerous, substantial, and inevitable limitations, some of which parallel the very problems sought to be addressed. More promising are political social media reforms, akin to that proposed herein, that are voluntary, generally pluralistic and critical, reflective of the relevant social science evidence, and unlikely to raise problems of free speech and …
Taxing Big Data: A Proposal To Benefit Society For The Use Of Private Information, Ziva Rubinstein
Taxing Big Data: A Proposal To Benefit Society For The Use Of Private Information, Ziva Rubinstein
Fordham Intellectual Property, Media and Entertainment Law Journal
Artificial intelligence, the technology that is currently shaping our world, relies on the data that each individual supplies. In 2017, the Economist magazine asserted that “the world’s most valuable resource is no longer oil, but data.” This assertion is supported by the current data market, which became a hundred-billion-dollar industry in the data broker market alone. However, despite its immense value, individuals are not compensated when their data is collected, shared, or when that data is used to replace them in the job market. Further, companies are legally avoiding taxes on this resource, both during its collection and on the …
A New Stage Of Introducing Artificial Intelligence In Society, Minovvarkhon Yunusova
A New Stage Of Introducing Artificial Intelligence In Society, Minovvarkhon Yunusova
Review of law sciences
this article describes the theoretical and practical foundations of the application of digital technology and artificial intelligence in society. The problems of using artificial intelligence in the decision-making process are analyzed. Suggestions and recommendations on the application and improvement of artificial intelligence are given.
Science Fiction And The Law: A New Wigmorian Bibliography, Jorge L. Contreras
Science Fiction And The Law: A New Wigmorian Bibliography, Jorge L. Contreras
Utah Law Faculty Scholarship
In 1908, Dean John Henry Wigmore compiled a list of novels that no lawyer could “afford to ignore”. Wigmore’s list, taken up by Professor Richard Weisberg in the 1970s, catalogs one hundred novels, stories and dramatic works from Antigone to The Merchant of Venice to Native Son, each of which portrays or offers insight into the legal system or the practice of law. Weisberg’s updated list also includes a compilation of critical studies in the then-emerging law and literature movement. This article undertakes a similar bibliographic exercise with respect to law and the literature of science fiction. While science fiction, …