Hofstra Law Launches New Institute for Legal Tech and Innovation
Hofstra University's Maurice A. Deane School of Law has established a dedicated institute to study how artificial intelligence and software are reshaping the legal profession.
Latest stories, in-depth analysis & breaking updates
Hofstra University's Maurice A. Deane School of Law has established a dedicated institute to study how artificial intelligence and software are reshaping the legal profession.
California lawmakers have enacted a broad suite of legislation targeting artificial intelligence deployment across public agencies, workplace monitoring, and legal service providers.
A sweeping investigation reveals bad actors are increasingly bypassing commercial safety barriers by utilizing open-source artificial intelligence models to generate abusive material.
A recent debate highlights how Apple's increasingly assertive legal stance could significantly complicate OpenAI's strategic initiatives, particularly its ambitious foray into hardware and its anticip...
A growing number of law schools are implementing new restrictions on technology use, directly addressing the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on the legal profession and how future law...
Offensive security — the practice of using attacker techniques to identify vulnerabilities and test defenses — occupies a morally and legally complex space within cybersecurity. Security resear...
Legal planning is important for startups from the beginning. Ignoring legal basics can create problems later in ownership, taxation, contracts, hiring, or intellectual property.Founders should decide ...
The legal profession is notoriously conservative, built on centuries of precedent, billable hours, and mountains of physical paperwork. For decades, the barrier to legal access has been artificially h...
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly integrated into everyday business operations, legal systems around the world are facing a new challenge: how to deal with AI-generated errors. Recent in...
Global regulators are aggressively pivoting their compliance lens toward artificial intelligence, cybersecurity lapses, and digital assets, creating a volatile landscape for corporate legal teams.