Internet Defamation Law Clarified
The recent ruling in Pineau v. KMI Publishing and Events Ltd. by the B.C. Court of Appeal has clarified an important distinction in internet defamation cases. While sharing a hyperlink to a defamatory article created by a third party does not establish liability, sharing a hyperlink to one’s own defamatory article can impact damage assessment. […]
AI creators must study consciousness, experts warn
Dozens of academics worldwide are urging AI developers to explore the depths of consciousness as AI systems advance. While AI having emotions and human-like consciousness may no longer be confined to science fiction, experts agree we’re far from reaching that level of sophistication. However, AI is rapidly evolving, leading some to advocate for a pause […]
Snapchat joining the AI game
If you’re a Snapchat user, you’ve probably encountered their new feature, “My AI,” & if you’re like anyone else, you probably have mixed feelings about it. Well, you’re not alone. Powered by OpenAI’s GPT technology, My AI is pinned at the top of users’ chat feeds. Only paid subscribers can remove it (sparking many users’ […]
UK and Canada Online Safety Bills
As Canada works on various legislation regarding regulation of the internet, the UK is also discussing a Bill aimed at tackling the difficult issue of internet regulation. Mentioned in some class presentations, the Online Safety Bill is currently in the House of Lords at the Committee Stage, and its progress can be followed on the […]