What happens when the candid, unfiltered conversations of millions of Reddit users become the raw fuel for artificial intelligence, scraped without permission or payment, and used to train models that power cutting-edge tech? This isn't a distant dystopia but a real clash unfolding in courtrooms
Dive into the fascinating intersection of artificial intelligence and copyright law with Rupert Marais, a renowned expert in intellectual property and AI ethics. With a deep understanding of the legal and ethical challenges surrounding AI training on copyrighted materials, Rupert offers
In a world where a single click can drain a bank account or enable unspeakable crimes, a staggering statistic emerges: one criminal network orchestrated over 3,200 fraud cases across just two European countries, costing victims millions of euros. This shadowy empire, hidden behind layers of
In an era where digital transactions and data storage dominate the legal landscape, New Zealand law firms, commonly known as Kiwi firms, are finding themselves increasingly targeted by cybercriminals with devastating precision. As highlighted during Cyber Smart Week, a national campaign to heighten
The Ruby programming community, long celebrated for its tight-knit and collaborative spirit, finds itself at a crossroads following a seismic controversy involving Ruby Central, the non-profit organization tasked with supporting Ruby conferences and key projects. In a stunning move that many have
In the relentless race of software development, balancing speed with robust security remains a daunting challenge for many organizations, as teams are under constant pressure to deliver innovative solutions quickly. Yet, the specter of vulnerabilities looms large, threatening to derail projects and
