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Where have we been? What led to this business in the first place? Read all about it in our recent blog 📑 https://lnkd.in/eTQjdC8a
Our Story: The Making of Lillian Augusta — Lillian Augusta Hair
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"We’re all living through a great enshittening" It is the exposure of bullshit; everything you write is either unique or plagiarised; the democratisation of business; the ending of global firms attempting to be unique in the face of decades of a facade of bullshit; clients seeing real value beyond what they can see on copilot; firms selling the same non-unique generalised solutions/platforms to solve all domain problems, regardless of their suitability...the emperor having no clothes is about to hit a channel near you. Be specialised or be nothing... https://lnkd.in/eVB5u9ie
Entrepreneur, founder, investor, NED (Dip IoD) with an interest in technology, regulatory compliance and social impact. Co-founder & former CEO of KYCnet, the world's first KYC Saas & Services company.
A little something for the weekend... Cory Doctorow's essay in the Financial Times is timly and makes for maddening reading.
‘Enshittification’ is coming for absolutely everything
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We are pleased to support the Stanford Digital Economy Best Practices Conference taking place on 10 June 2024 in Stanford Law School in California. Rob Corbet, Partner and Head of Technology and Innovation, will moderate a panel on US and International Regulation of AI. The panel will discuss key areas such as: 🌍 US, EU and Japanese regulation 🤝 Mitigating risk in dealing with business partners 🔍 Privacy and deep fakes under state and federal legislation Digital Economy Best Practices is the leading training event for in-house counsel and practitioners who work in or for Internet, e-commerce, mobile, social networking, and cloud-based businesses. Leading professionals from industry, legal practice, and academia will discuss current industry concerns and provide practical answers for dealing with the numerous legal ambiguities that occur when conducting business online. To learn more, click here: https://lnkd.in/eMszw87s [Animation description: A kaleidoscope image with a white text box 'Speaker Spotlight: 21st Annual Stanford Digital Economy Best Practices Conference, Session: US and International Regulation of AI, Date: 10 June 2024' with a photo of Rob Corbet]
Arthur Cox supports the 21st Annual Stanford Digital Economy Best Practices Conference
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The Supreme Court will soon consider two social media cases out of Florida and Texas. Although the primary focus of the litigation is content moderation, the laws also contain provisions seeking greater transparency from the platforms, which have implications for social science research. CSMaP filed an amicus brief in the case to emphasize: 1.) The importance of independent platform research 2.) How data access will help researchers, the public, and policymakers better understand the way platforms influence public discourse and democracy. Thank you to Darren Linvill, Patrick Warren, and Filippo Menczer for joining the brief, and to New York University School of Law's Technology Law and Policy Clinic for helping us write it.
CSMaP Files Amicus Brief in Supreme Court Social Media Cases
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Exec Chair Emeritus @ First Of Breed Fintech: Longev.com + Cofounder & Chair at 1st HumaniCapital Corp
There was a not-famous-enough moment in time, fairly recently, when either the Publisher, Editor-in-Chief/ Managing Editor or whomever else it was/ is who effectively determines "the direction" of the New York Times ("NYT"), when that individual informed their top editors and others, that they were - effectively - no longer in the profession of "journalism" but instead, "advocacy". Yes, I was astonished, too. As I recall, that was right around when "the establishment" which growing numbers use the term "Uniparty" to help them describe how they see things, started making very clear that Trump was effectively their "Enemy #1". Apparently neck-to-neck with or nipping-at-the-heels of Putin, of course. "Dontcha' know?!" (seems fitting, yes?). On my reading about that far-too-little known policy change at the NYT from journalism to "advocacy", that is the very moment in which I mostly stopped reading most anything out of the NYT. Previously I also had the habit of at least generally counting upon the Wall Street Journal ("WJS") to help provide a relatively consistent "countering" to the NYT's longstanding and very widely-agreed left-leaning orientation generally. More recently the WSJ and NYT largely appear admittedly when I far less often check, as more pees-in-a-pod and a bit of opposing views possibly "tossed in the mix for optics"? Gotta ensure at least the appearance of a genuine so-called "Fourth Estate"? And we all surely know where the WaPo has landed in more recent years. Happily, this opener on the NYT "Special Report" on how SCOTUS works and in this case, specific to how the overturning of Roe v. Wade occurred, at least appears to convey as balanced a genuine "journalistic integrity upholding and honoring" report, as the NYT had previously become well-regarded for, globally. The most encouraging part being the last key point of their opener; my auto-response to that was, wouldn't it be wonderful if that respectful tone would be communicated to whomever it is who are most key behind the scenes driving most all we see across this Constitutional Representative Republic? Which growing numbers now feel best described with modifiers like among others "barely-still" or from some I've seen "formerly", "dying", etc. What do you think? #surveysays #beltwaybandits #therealgothamcity #thistownneedsanenema #ruleoflaw #constitutionalreprepresentativerepublic #constitutionalrepublic #ademocracymaybecodeforsocialists #whoisinchargereally #nyt #scotus #roevwade #journalisticintegrity #wapo #wsj #politics #separationofpowers #threebranchesfederalgovernment #opinion #freespeechstillfree #billofrightsstillintact #dueprocess #fourthestate https://lnkd.in/gaRwsHSW
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Human Rights Researcher at Oxford University | Advanced L.L.M in European and International Human Rights Law
This chapter, building on my master’s thesis, will be included in the forthcoming Cambridge Handbook of the Right to Freedom of Thought (edited by Patrick O’Callaghan and Bethany Shiner). We look at the relationship between online manipulation, mental autonomy, and freedom of thought. We support the claim that some forms of online manipulation can violate the right to freedom of thought. We propose a framework to determine when this threshold might be reached, building on the report on freedom of thought by the UN Special Rapporteur on freedom of religion and belief. https://lnkd.in/eJYR9xK9
Online Manipulation as a Potential Interference with the Right to Freedom of Thought
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Our Antitrust & Foreign Investment partners Will Leslie (Global Co-Head of Tech Sector) and John Eichlin, will be speaking at the 21st Annual Stanford Digital Economy Best Practices Conference on June 10 at Stanford Law School. If you are attending please feel free to connect with them! #EUregulation #EUantitrust #consumerprotection
21st Annual Stanford Digital Economy Best Practices Conference
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Our Antitrust & Foreign Investment partners Will Leslie (Global Co-Head of Tech Sector) and John Eichlin, will be speaking at the 21st Annual Stanford Digital Economy Best Practices Conference on June 10 at Stanford Law School. If you are attending please feel free to connect with them! #EUregulation #EUantitrust #consumerprotection
21st Annual Stanford Digital Economy Best Practices Conference
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🇺🇸📜 Explore the foundational principles of American governance with AI Law's latest blog, "Federalist No. 7: Forging Union Through Commerce." 🏛️⚖️ Delve into the insights of Alexander Hamilton as presented in Federalist No. 7, where he articulates the vital role of commerce in fostering unity among the states and securing the nation's prosperity. 📖🔍 Whether you're a history enthusiast, a political scholar, or simply curious about the ideals that shaped the early American Republic, this blog offers essential reflections from Federalist No. 7 and its enduring relevance in understanding the importance of commerce in nation-building. 📚🤓 Don't miss this enlightening read! #FederalistNo7 #AlexanderHamilton #AILawInsights #newblogpost https://wix.to/JzUDTPb
The Federalist No. 7: Unveiling the Perils of Discord Between States
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Wondering if the National Interest is reliable? Dive into Biasly's latest report to uncover the truth behind its credibility and accuracy! https://lnkd.in/dB6KV6ut #MediaTrust #Biasly
Is The National Interest Reliable?
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