Congratulations to Vol. 25, Issue 4’s authors! Read their fantastic work about securities and cryptocurrency, taxation for remote work, the Census Bureau’s privacy policies, and bias in AI algorithms at our new website: unc.live/3Ubj13z

Congratulations to Vol. 25, Issue 3’s authors. Read their work about arguments against Generative AI's supply chain, patent law's standards and innovative AI, the misalignment of copyright law and Generative AI, and trade secrets’ scope in AI algorithms at bit.ly/4cUXUuP

Join us in congratulating the board members of JOLT Volume 26! We are excited to see how their innovative analysis and exceptional scholarship will continue JOLT's tradition of cutting-edge excellence.

Congratulations to the authors of Volume 25, Issue 2. We appreciate their work bringing cutting edge issues like antitrust in broadcasting, digital twins, offshore wind energy, deepfakes, and Florida’s controversial Digital Bill of Rights to the forefront. bit.ly/volume25_2

Join us in congratulating our authors published in Volume 25, Issue 1. With wide-ranging topics such as copyright law, healthcare law, and climate change, this issue truly shows the interdisciplinary nature of law and technology. ncjolt.org/category/articles…

Law’s Digital Awakening: AI’s Growing Impact on the Legal World - bit.ly/40b38LH

The Supreme Court recently heard oral argument on a case that could reshape internet history. Takeaways from oral argument could help predict what the justices will decide. bit.ly/3ZHWhc9

Utah’s Social Media Regulation Act will usher in a new regime for regulating minors’ use of social media – what are its implications? bit.ly/3KdNetX

The Clean Slate for Kids Online Act proposes to amend the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act to allow Americans to request the deletion of personal information collected about them before age 13. bit.ly/3TNENde

Should companies be allowed to store biometric data collected with the use of Virtual Try On Technology (“VTOT”) on e-commerce sites? The decision of a new lawsuit provides insight into this question. bit.ly/3ZA4Pm6

A new form of forensic evidence: analysis by AI neural networks to identify art fraud. bit.ly/3ZUzN8w

Technology and torts - what are the promises and pitfalls of online mass tort litigation? bit.ly/3kS84WZ

SAFER Health Act seeks to strengthen and expand reproductive health privacy laws by eliminating existing HIPAA loopholes. bit.ly/3IYpXwF

It’s been decided – Hermes wins the MetaBirkins lawsuit involving NFT art. What will the verdict’s impact be? bit.ly/3I5JRUX

Thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act, Americans can now get a tax credit for purchasing an electric vehicle and insulin is capped at $35 per month…if they qualify. bit.ly/3lbaGz5

Are we letting AI regulate itself? Representative Ted Lieu uses ChatGPT to create the first federal legislation written by artificial intelligence. bit.ly/3lbaGz5

Should A.I. generators be able to utilize other artists’ work to create images online when prompted? A new lawsuit could bring this question to light and spark discussion in a new phase of technology. bit.ly/3YjXxSH

As the youth mental health crisis grows, one school district is attempting to hold tech giants accountable for their part in exacerbating this crisis. Read more here: bit.ly/3WQNenX

Alleged policy of using facial recognition technology to prohibit attorneys whose firms are engaged in litigation against the company from entering its venues may be illegal: bit.ly/408dsVG

Did Southwest cancel your flight? What can you – and Pete Buttigieg – do about it? bit.ly/3JiyPxD