This week, Meta prevailed in the antitrust case brought by the FTC. President Trump is reportedly considering an executive order that would create an “AI Litigation Task Force” to take action against states that have imposed their own AI regulations. Finally, were you affected by the Cloudflare outage this week? I admired the candor and…
Category: Security
Links for Week of October 31, 2025
Happy Halloween! This week, I was pleased to see that the ARDC released its guide for using AI within a solo or small law firm practice. Also, thanks to Rory Quinn for speaking to our Law Practice Management and Technology Committee at the CBA on Tuesday. A Tennessee man was finally released after being arrested…
Links for Week of October 24, 2025
This week, the fact that much of the satellite Internet traffic is unencrypted made the news. I also like Mike Masnick’s post on TechDirt explaining how Section 230 works. Finally, Reddit sued Perplexity this week for scraping its content from Google search results. Unencrypted Satellite Traffic Section 230 Reddit sues Perplexity
Links for Week of October 17, 2025
This week, I liked Bruce Schneier’s post on autonomous AI hacking and cybersecurity. Professor Goldman posted his testimony against mandatory online age authentication. Finally, California signed new laws regulating AI, which will take effect January 1, 2026. AI Hacking and Cybersecurity Mandatory Online Age Authentication California AI Regulation
Links for Week of October 10, 2025
This week, Apple removed several apps from its App Store relating to ICE enforcement. Meta announced that it will target ads in the US based on AI chats. Finally, Discord had a data breach that affects 70,000 of its users. Apple App Store and ICE Apps Meta – Targeted Ads Using AI Discord Data Breach
Links for Week of September 5, 2025
This week, Google got some good news in its antitrust case that they would not need to sell off its Chrome web browser. Security expert Bruce Schneier had a good series of posts about security risks of AI models, they are vulnerable to injection attacks. Finally, via GeekPress, a restaurant has an unusual AI hallucination…
Links for Week of August 8, 2025
This week, news of a prior hack of the US Court online systems was revealed. A jury in California found against Meta in a case involving data collected from the Flo period and pregnancy app. Finally, I liked Professor Goldman’s analysis and critique of the majority opinion in the Krasno v. UWM case, a free…
Links for Week of July 4, 2025
This week, I liked Corynne McSherry and Katharine Trendacosta’s article on the NO FAKES Act. Professor Goldman issued a post about the Supreme Court’s decision in Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton. Finally, Cloudflare announced this week that it will begin charging AI crawlers. Posting will be light for the next two weeks due to external…
Links for Week of June 27, 2025
This week, Anthropic’s use of copyrighted works to train its Claude AI model was ruled a fair use. Further, the court documents revealed that they destroyed millions of books to do so. In another fair use case, this time with Meta, Llama’s use of copyrighted works was adjudged to be fair use. However, it may…
Links for Week of June 20, 2025
This week, President Trump extended the TikTok ban again, for the third time, despite not providing any legal justification for such an extension. Marty Schwimmer blogged about a Northern District of Illinois Judge who is reassessing all of his Schedule-A cases. Finally, a look at the Trump Administration’s recent executive order which dismantles many of…