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In a move that signifies a significant advancement in legal technology, LAER AI announces the integration of its groundbreaking product, AIDA Discovery Assistant, with the Relativity App Hub. This integration represents a transformative step...

Cornell releases draft policies on expressing and doxxing, State program to help Section 8 participants is coming to Tompkins County, Area school districts among 44 in New York getting new federal funding

How BlocPower’s Donnel Baird Developed a New Model for Green Cities ...

The New York Times is suing ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence bot the Times alleges was trained on millions of copyrighted articles.

<p>Motion capture technology has applications in a wide range of fields, including entertainment, medicine, and sports, to name a few. But what if the measurements these systems were based on were rooted in social practices and biased assumptions, leading to errors that become ingrained over time? This question is at the heart of <a href="https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.10877">new research</a> co-authored by <a href="https://datascience.v...

US cities are not prepared for a boom in augmented reality and the challenge of regulating the urban metaverse, experts say.

Augmented Reality: But experts warn that authorities are not prepared for the challenges that will come when residents themselves increasingly harness the power of AR. They say this blending of digital and physical spaces will raise legal and ethical questions - around privacy rights and data protection, for example - that have not yet been sufficiently considered.

Minister for Education Mats Persson is visiting the United States on 15–20 January to attend the launch of a mission involving Sweden’s latest...

Cornell University professor William Jacobson called President Martha Pollack's statement on antisemitism "window dressing" as the school faces threats to remove federal funding.

Mika Tajima's latest show at Pace Gallery showcases data as art and considers what it means to be an individual in a technological world.