By Omnia Shedid
In January 2023, the U.S. Congress received a classified report detailing a country’s efforts to conduct aerial surveillance with “unknown cutting edge technology.”… Click here to read more.
Category: Blog Post
Are We in Good Hands: The Fight Against Techno-Racism
By Naamu Harvey
Wait, technology can perpetuate racism? Unfortunately, the answer is yes.… Click here to read more.
Are ‘Designer Babies’ Morally Wrong?
By Amanda Greene
The term ‘designer babies’ refers to genetic modifications made to pre-implantation embryos to modify the characteristics that the offspring will possess.… Click here to read more.
Artificial Intelligence in the Biological System: Is Invasive Medical Intervention Modern Evolution?
By Anna Elizabeth Melo
With every medical technological innovation there is the anticipation of life changing opportunities and societal advancement as well as the fear of unintended risks and consequences.… Click here to read more.
Off-White Trademark
By: Zebedayo Masongo
In 2017, Virgil Abloh and Nike collaborated on one of the most iconic shoe releases of the last decade.… Click here to read more.
New York Sports Betting: What does the Law Allow?
By: Gabriela Groman
The New York Court of Appeals held, on March 22, 2022, that interactive fantasy sports contests do not constitute “gambling” within the meaning of New York’s constitutional restriction on gambling in White v.… Click here to read more.
The First Executive Order on Cryptocurrency: An outline for the future of digital assets in the U.S.
By: Milana Casillas
President Biden’s executive order on cryptocurrencies marks the first time the White House has formally weighed in on the growing development and adoption of digital assets.… Click here to read more.
“Fostering Creativity and Enriching Culture”: How the Copyright Office’s New Strategic Plan Will Create a System Accessible to All
By: Autumn Burgin
Recently in January 2022, the Copyright Office released its new 2022-2026 Strategic Plan for the upcoming years.… Click here to read more.
Parties Demand Change to the USPTO’s Administrative Court
By: Christopher Henley
Back in 2011, a largely bi-partisan Congress passed the “America Invents Act,” (AIA) a pivotal piece of legislation that completely overhauled the patenting process.… Click here to read more.