Companies are bracing for attacks as deepfake technology has become cheaper, more prevalent and more convincing. Fintechs and insurers have become popular targets, security specialists say.

Lawyers don’t need to become software engineers, but they do need to understand how AI systems behave when tasked with solving legal problems.

Videotaped depositions have long been a routine feature of modern litigation—efficient, reliable, and strategically useful for impeachment and settlement leverage. As deepfake technology advances, video depositions pose an underappreciated digital risk.

The Federal Communications Commission ordered a ban on the import of new models of foreign-produced consumer wireless routers after an interagency panel determined they threaten national security.

Meta Platforms Inc. could face over $2 billion in civil penalties if a New Mexico jury sides with the state’s attorney general in a lawsuit accusing the social media giant of failing to disclose the dangers of child sexual exploitation on its platforms.

Congress faces new pressure to pass a national framework on artificial intelligence after President Donald Trump released his legislative vision to address the emerging technology.

It’s been half a century since the Vietnam War, when journalists had almost unrestricted access to the battlefield.

SK Hynix Inc. plans to spend 11.9 trillion won ($7.9 billion) on cutting-edge extreme ultraviolet lithography chipmaking tools from ASML Holding NV, deepening a push into next-generation memory as demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure grows.

The Trump administration’s 10% stake in Intel Corp. may give plaintiffs in patent disputes a weapon against the company after a recent ruling by the US Patent and Trademark Office focused on a company linked to China’s government.

Attempts to repeal or carve out certain business purchases from Maryland’s 3% sales tax on data and information technology services stalled at a key legislative deadline Monday.

Lawyers don’t need to become software engineers, but they do need to understand how AI systems behave when tasked with solving legal problems.

Videotaped depositions have long been a routine feature of modern litigation—efficient, reliable, and strategically useful for impeachment and settlement leverage. As deepfake technology advances, video depositions pose an underappreciated digital risk.

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Tens of thousands of immigrants, including some who have lived and worked for years in the US, have been detained under the Trump administration crackdown. Many have a slim chance of release without an attorney’s help.

Companies are bracing for attacks as deepfake technology has become cheaper, more prevalent and more convincing. Fintechs and insurers have become popular targets, security specialists say.

Akin Gump is rebuilding its team of congressional investigations lawyers after a Wall Street firm poached two practice leaders last month.

If plan fiduciaries continue to follow ERISA’s fiduciary requirements, alternative investments can help defined contribution participants achieve greater investment returns without compromising protections.

Lawyers don’t need to become software engineers, but they do need to understand how AI systems behave when tasked with solving legal problems.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent regularly says his motivation to get “out from behind my desk” and enter public service was concern about growing US debt. Developments over the past several weeks have left those alarms ringing even louder.

The Trump administration’s 10% stake in Intel Corp. may give plaintiffs in patent disputes a weapon against the company after a recent ruling by the US Patent and Trademark Office focused on a company linked to China’s government.

Tens of thousands of immigrants, including some who have lived and worked for years in the US, have been detained under the Trump administration crackdown. Many have a slim chance of release without an attorney’s help.

If plan fiduciaries continue to follow ERISA’s fiduciary requirements, alternative investments can help defined contribution participants achieve greater investment returns without compromising protections.

Lawyers don’t need to become software engineers, but they do need to understand how AI systems behave when tasked with solving legal problems.

Videotaped depositions have long been a routine feature of modern litigation—efficient, reliable, and strategically useful for impeachment and settlement leverage. As deepfake technology advances, video depositions pose an underappreciated digital risk.