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Technology in Legal Education for New Zealand Newsletter - September 2020 - https://mailchi.mp/55d736ed3205/telenz-newsletter-september-2020
Our latest newsletter included details on our September & October Webinars!
It is far too easy for lawyers and law students to think of privacy as a compliance checklist. The goal of this exercise was to fight that impulse by presenting just a small slice of the wide range of privacy perspectives out there.
Through a pair of ordinances, Portland will both prohibit city bureaus from using the controversial technology and stop private companies from employing it in public areas
Portland passes expansive city ban on facial recognition tech
The city council in Portland, Oregon passed legislation Wednesday that’s widely regarded as the most aggressive municipal ban on facial recognit...
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Difficult to predict future trajectory but need to start asking questions now
Will Artificial Intelligence replace Judging?
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