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European Commission Workshop on Competition in Generative AI: Highlights
The rapid evolution of virtual worlds and generative AI technologies poses a range of competition issues, speakers at an EC-sponsored workshop said, including barriers to entry and the potential for a few firms to dominate these sectors.
European Commission Workshop on Competition in Generative AI: Highlights
UK Employment Flash
Our updates on UK employment law: the new Labour government’s plans to increase worker protections; a tribunal decision upholding an employee’s waiver of unknown future claims; and new guidance on preventing workplace sexual harassment.
UK Employment Flash
The rapid evolution of virtual worlds and generative AI technologies poses a range of competition issues, speakers at an EC-sponsored workshop said, including barriers to entry and the potential for a few firms to dominate these sectors.
European Commission Workshop on Competition in Generative AI: Highlights
Our updates on UK employment law: the new Labour government’s plans to increase worker protections; a tribunal decision upholding an employee’s waiver of unknown future claims; and new guidance on preventing workplace sexual harassment.
UK Employment Flash
The U.S. Defense Department will soon expand its vetting of contractors for foreign ownership, control or influence to cover some unclassified as well as classified contracts.
Declassified: DoD Extends Its Vetting of Foreign-Owned and -Controlled Contractors To Cover Some Unclassified Contracts
A Supreme Court decision two weeks before Loper Bright offers a window into what decisions reviewing agency action will look like now that Chevron has been overruled — including unsettled issues that are likely to be heavily litigated.
Prequel to Loper Bright Shows What Decisions May Look Like After Chevron’s Demise
Declassified: DoD Extends Its Vetting of Foreign-Owned and -Controlled Contractors To Cover Some Unclassified Contracts
The U.S. Defense Department will soon expand its vetting of contractors for foreign ownership, control or influence to cover some unclassified as well as classified contracts.
Declassified: DoD Extends Its Vetting of Foreign-Owned and -Controlled Contractors To Cover Some Unclassified Contracts
Prequel to Loper Bright Shows What Decisions May Look Like After Chevron’s Demise
A Supreme Court decision two weeks before Loper Bright offers a window into what decisions reviewing agency action will look like now that Chevron has been overruled — including unsettled issues that are likely to be heavily litigated.
Prequel to Loper Bright Shows What Decisions May Look Like After Chevron’s Demise