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Mastering ChatGPT For Legal Content Creation

How to harness AI for help in crafting CLE materials, articles, LinkedIn posts, emails, and more. ....

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Facebook and Instagram hit with EU probes over Russian disinformation

Hundreds of millions of Europeans will cast their ballots on June 6-9 amid a surge of online disinformation. ....

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Chinese fast-fashion app Shein will face tougher EU tech rules

Europe tightens scrutiny of China-based tech companies. ....

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Chinese fashion app Temu could face strict new EU content rules

Chinese fashion app Temu could face strict new EU content rules
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German internet monitor records doubling of criminal content in 2023

Complaints about criminal content on the internet soared to 17,493 cases in Germany last year, almost double the previous year and a new record, the German internet association eco reported on Tuesday. Violence of a sexual nature and transgressions directed at minors made up 78.9% of cases, with a further 11.7% concerning other sexual transgressions seen as illegal under the relevant legislation. Alexandra Koch-Skiba, head of eco's complaints unit, described the increase, in particular in the ar ....

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