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The state has a history of being ahead of D.C. in policing the tech industry. Senator Scott Wiener’s AI bill could be the next example.

The state has a history of being ahead of D.C. in policing the tech industry. Senator Scott Wiener’s AI bill could be the next example.

Nicolas Cage has openly expressed a desire to be in a Star Trek movie, but will it ever happen?

Conservatives sounded the alarm on a potential move by congressional leadership to extend a deep state surveillance law.

A coalition of 63 Asian American and allied organizations are urging lawmakers to resist the extension of Section 702, a surveillance program believed to disproportionately impact Asian Americans. Driving the news: With Section 702 set to expire at the end of the year, Senate leaders are reportedly considering attaching an extension of it to a “must pass” bill. The program at present is expected to continue until April under “transition procedures.”

The congressional authorization for Section 702 expires in December 2023, and it’s in light of the current administration’s attempts to renew this authority that we demand that Congress must not reauthorize Section 702 without reforms. It’s more necessary than ever to pass reforms that prevent longstanding and widespread abuses of the program and that advance due process for

Judicial rulings have muddied the waters of patent eligibility, with judges themselves expressing uncertainty.... This haze has driven innovators to tread cautiously, often sidelining potential patents for fear of Section 101 rejections—stifling the American dream of groundbreaking innovation.

The Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (PCLOB) recommends big changes to Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.

Several vehicles on way to the mahapanchayat were stopped by the police at Naugaon with heavy barricading in place at various points approaching Purola.

On March 30, after years of rulemaking efforts, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) issued a final rule implementing Section 1071 of the Dodd-Frank Act. Small business lenders, if they haven’t already, must put in place rigorous data collection techniques, implement security firewalls, and update employee training by their listed compliance date.