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Two trends are dominating the world of AI: One is the rapid adoption of generative AI systems like ChatGPT, Bard and many others. The other hand is the growing legal requirements for AI audits, such as auditing mandates in New York City, which requires audits of AI systems used in the employment context, proposed laws at the state and federal levels in the US, as well as the EU AI Act.

Retired Harvard Law School professor Alan Dershowitz must pay up to $12,220 as a sanction in a tossed lawsuit that sought to ban the use of voting machines in Arizona in 2022.

A federal judge in Washington, D.C., has ordered lawyer Rudy Giuliani to pay more than $89,000 to Georgia poll workers as a sanction for discovery delays in their defamation lawsuit against him.

A Rhode Island lawyer has been censured for commenting that an expert witness had “testi-lied,” leading to a mistrial.

A lawyer involved in litigation to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election has agreed to permanently retire from law practice, leading the State Bar of Georgia to drops its two disciplinary cases against him.

Twitter is threatening to sue Meta after the release and rapid popularity of its new app Threads.

The federal government has appealed a federal judge’s curbs on the Biden administration’s efforts to stop misinformation on social media.

Lawyers for Civil Rights filed a complaint with the federal government Monday that challenges Harvard’s practice of giving a boost in admissions to children of alumni and wealthy donors.

A retired judge in Cook County, Illinois, has asked the Illinois Supreme Court to remove her from the attorney rolls after an ethics complaint accused her of stealing more than $246,000 from a Tuskegee Airman who had been married to her aunt.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld a Pennsylvania law that requires companies to consent to personal jurisdiction in state courts if they do business there.