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When Artificial Intelligence Can Play Havoc With Manipulated Video Images

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Pillsbury – Recent developments in deep learning artificial intelligence have enabled almost anyone to superimpose facial features—including an entirely different face—into a preexisting video with relatively minimal effort. Until very recently, editing facial features in a video has been incredibly difficult. Even movie studios with access to professional video editing tools have struggled with the […]

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The factors that can trigger supply chain disruption and litigation in the life sciences industry

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Hogan Lovells – Change is coming to the life sciences industry. Price pressure, new market entrants, the emergence of personalized medicine, and even climate change are adding complexity to traditional manufacturing processes and supply chain operations. In this hoganlovells.com interview, Dr. Tanja Eisenblätter, co-head of our international litigation practice and dedicated life sciences industry litigator,

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Legal Risk: Using Artificial Intelligence to Fight Financial Crime

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Allen & Overy – The Head of the Financial Crime Department at the UK Financial Conduct Authority (the FCA), Rob Gruppetta, gave a speech on “Using artificial intelligence to keep criminal funds out of the financial system” in December 2017.1 In it, he explored how artificial intelligence (AI) could potentially be used to prevent financial crime,

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What’s Ahead for Privacy & Data Security in 2018?

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Wilson Sonsini – 2018 promises to be an interesting year in the world of privacy and cybersecurity. In this article, we highlight a few of the most notable developments we expect this year, including major developments in Europe, changes and pending cases at the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), notable U.S. Supreme Court cases scheduled to

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No Early Return to Form For NZ Equity Capital Markets – Chapman Tripp ECM Report

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Chapman Tripp – 13 February 2018 More vibrant equity capital markets may be on the horizon for New Zealand – but not this year, Chapman Tripp says. The firm today released its annual Equity Capital Markets – trends and insights report, which tips 2018 to be a transitional year to healthier capital markets from 2019

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Will Facebook’s News Feed Change Affect Legal Immunity For User Content?

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Proskauer Rose – Facebook recently announced that it would make changes to its news feed to prioritize content that users share and discuss and material from “reputable publishers.” These changes are part of what Mark Zuckerberg says is a refocusing of Facebook from “helping [users] find relevant content to helping [users] have more meaningful social

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Using “Speed Dating” In Your Next Law Firm Retreat

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Wicker Group – Throughout my many years working with law firms, I have found that interactive games can be a welcome addition to any firm retreat. In particular, games that help lawyers learn more about their colleagues are often more effective than traditional practice group panel presentations. As firms grow and change, it is important

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Securing the Law Firm: Dark Web Footprint Analysis of 500 UK Legal Firms

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RepKnight – Legal firms have access to some of the most sensitive data imaginable about their clients – whether corporate or private. And just like any other company, they hold personal information about their employees, such as home address, contact details, bank account numbers and pension information. But just how secure is the average law

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