Artificial Intelligence and IFCs
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the financial services industry. For tax neutral IFCs such as Cayman, Bermuda, and Jersey, it has the potential to increase . . .
Artificial Intelligence and IFCs
So, Is It a Tech Panic?
Having analyzed both bodies of research, it is apparent that the research on social media and teen well-being shares many of the same flaws as . . .
Flawed Evidence in the Social Media Debate
In our last post, we examined the numerous reasons for which the Supreme Court found the State’s evidence to be lacking in the case of Brown . . .
The Boomerang Effects of the Proposed EU Regulation on SEPs
As the European Parliament is on the verge of expressing its view on the Commission’s proposal for a regulation on standard essential patents (SEPs), it . . .
Evidence in the Violent Video Game Debate
As seen in Scalia’s critique, one of the main flaws in the research used by the state of California in Brown v. Entertainment Merchants Association was its lack . . .
Lessons to Learn From University Presidents
What will come of the presidents of three of America’s most prestigious universities being called on the congressional carpet to explain their responses to Hamas’ . . .
Slouching Toward Disconnection and the End of the ACP
It’s our first post of the New Year, and we’re having a hard time feeling the Hootenanny vibes. Rather than Congress taking a “new year, . . .
Consent for Everything? EDPB Guidelines on URL, Pixel, IP Tracking
You may know that the culprit behind cookie consent banners is not the GDPR but the older ePrivacy Directive, specifically its Article 5(3). The EDPB, a . . .
Is the Debate Around Social Media Another Tech Panic?
In 2005, California proposed legislation to ban the sale of violent video games to minors. This law was a culmination of growing concerns that violent . . .