Legora, which sells software to Big Law firms, has quietly hired a team of former attorneys to grow its corpus of case law and other legal data.
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Steve Hilton proposes creating OFF, Office of Fun and Freedom, to slash California red tape blocking nightlife, block parties and more.
"The Five" co-host Jessica Tarlov reveals how COVID-19 mask mandates and the Jussie Smollett hoax forced her to confront her own cognitive bias.
The United States produces just 3% of active pharmaceutical ingredients while China controls 45%, creating a dangerous drug supply chain crisis.
A Buffalo coffee shop's fall menu went viral for all the wrong reasons. Its owner apologized for using AI but also urged "kindness and respect."
China's spy chief Chen Yixin has outlined six major risks AI poses to China, as a heated debate over AI doom plays out in the West.
Bryan Johnson and Kate Tolo are lovers, cofounders, and human experiments trying to engineer a future where people and AI evolve together.
Some 700 academics called for the cancellation of a student-run AI math event at Caltech. Students say they're only trying to remain relevant.
The show was on shaky ground in recent months, following a string of high-profile departures like Scott Pelley and Anderson Cooper.
Jacob Coxon's viral warning that AI could kill humanity sparked massive media coverage, but the White House and tech critics question the real motives.
President Donald Trump said the White House looked like a "dump" before his renovations, saying the exterior skin was "practically falling off."
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