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In an age when a single email or chat message can be critical evidence, yet stored on a server across the globe, law enforcement faces
Imagine describing a scene like: „a corgi wearing sunglasses rides a skateboard down Venice Beach at sunset.“ Now imagine a video generator—not a person, not
Imagine this: You’re sitting at your desk, sipping coffee that’s already lukewarm, staring at a blank page, and praying for the gods of inspiration to
The Digital Services Act (DSA) is one of the most significant regulations to emerge from the European Union’s digital strategy in recent years. This legislation
Technology is often described as a tale of two worlds: one of shared knowledge and collaboration, and another of proprietary secrets and controlled access. Whether
In a move that might make Big Tech executives spill their artisanal oat milk, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany’s northernmost state, is breaking up with Microsoft. And not
Cue the opening credits: A galaxy of copyright law, Disney characters, and AI art generation. In June 2025, the entertainment empires of Disney and Universal