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Be curious and adapt–or be left behind
It is not the most intellectual of the species that survives; it is not the strongest that survives; but the species that survives is the one that is able to adapt
Appetite for Destruction: Will Generative AI Eat Lawyers Alive?
Welcome back, legal rebels and visionary thinkers! Today’s piece takes us deep into the belly of the beast, quite literally. We’re exploring how AI isn’t just another tool lawyers can keep safely contained in their tech toolbox, but rather a voracious meta-technology poised to devour entire value chains and reshape the very foundations of the
Navigating the future of cloud transformation
In a recent webinar forming part of DLA Piper’s ‘Digital Evolution in conversation with’ series, Rami Zayat caught up with Jan Geert Meents, Joanna Sykes-Saavedra and Sophie Levett to discuss the future of cloud transformation. In addition to looking at various aspects of cloud deals across the UK, EU, US, and the Middle East, they
LegalWeek 2025: Fewer Big Bangs, More Smart Fixes
LegalWeek 2025 comes to a close today, March 27th. A week filled with educational sessions, parties, and announcements. Add to that an endless stream of meetings with vendors all too eager to show off their latest and greatest and you can see why I might be pooped. And I get to do it again next
A Futurist’s View: US Likely to Lose in the Battle Over AI, Robotics, & Eventually Quantum Computing
The United States is in a sticky wicket. Unfortunately, the US is rapidly losing its grip as leader on many fronts compared to our peers around the world in technology and infrastructure. I have witnessed it firsthand while traveling in Asia, Europe, and across the Americas. Now the data is starting to bear this out.
LexisNexis Southeast Asia Releases Generative AI and the Legal Profession 2025 Survey Report, Malaysia and Singapore
Basically it’s the usual you need AI or you’ll end up like a fuedal peasant argument MALAYSIA, March 25, 2025 – LexisNexis® Legal & Professional, a leading global provider of information and analytics, today releases its Generative AI and the Legal Profession 2025 Survey Report for Malaysia and Singapore. Focusing on findings from a survey of
Thaler v. Perlmutter Further Confirms Human Authorship Required for Copyright Protection
On March 18, 2025, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia affirmed the lower court’s decision to deny copyright registration for an AI-generated artwork where the AI was listed as the sole author. The court relied on a longstanding interpretation of the Copyright Act, which requires that a copyrightable work must
California Frontier AI Working Group Issues Report on Foundation Model Regulation
On March 18, the Joint California Policy Working Group on AI Frontier Models (the “Working Group”) released its draft report on the regulation of foundation models, with the aim of providing an “evidence-based foundation for AI policy decisions” in California that “ensure[s] these powerful technologies benefit society globally while reasonably managing emerging risks.” The Working
23andMe bankruptcy threatens privacy of millions around the world!
SCWorld.com reported that “News of the troubled DNA testing services company 23andMe filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection set off a spirited debate in the security community this week as experts expressed concern over the fate of the DNA data the company collected for the past two decades.” The March 25, 2025 article entitled “