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Midas was an ancient King who was cursed, so that whatever he would touch would literally turn to gold. Henceforth, in modern day language, a person that has the "Midas touch" is universally...

Two federal appellate courts have reached opposite conclusions on price-fixing allegations involving AI-driven pricing software, creating a potential circuit split. The Third Circuit's reversal in Cornish-Adebiyi v. Caesars Entertainment contrasts sharply with the Ninth Circuit's dismissal in Gibson v. Cendyn Group, despite both cases involving the same algorithmic pricing technology used by competing hotels and casinos.

IP rights offer innovators the exclusive right to exploit their innovations while recovering their expenditures, by providing IP owners with the ability to stop others from commercializing...

Telehealth is particularly well suited for initial screening of patients and providing quicker and safer access to providers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Eighty-three percent of in-house legal leaders expect larger budgets in 2027, yet only 6% believe the increase will create real capacity as workload continues to outpace resources. Axiom's global study reveals how the traditional legal budget formula has reached a breaking point, with AI mandates arriving unfunded and law firm rates climbing despite AI adoption, forcing legal departments to fundamentally rethink how they deploy resources rather than simply requesting more money.

Organizations implementing AI systems face the challenge of navigating multiple overlapping regulatory frameworks simultaneously. How can companies build a single...

California is going through a record-breaking venture capital surge, fueled mostly by the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence. Companies based in the state have attracted approximately $366 billion in venture capital since the beginning of 2026, nearly twice California’s previous annual record and more than three times the amount raised by companies in the other 49 states combined, according to PitchBook data reported by The Wall Street Journal.

CII emphasizes that its focus is disclosure of the evaluation process, not confidential details about the specific board or director evaluations.

The legal profession has spent the past few years asking whether generative AI is trustworthy. Will it draft a contract, research an issue, summarize a record, or invent a case with impressive confidence? California’s new law shifts the focus to a more practical question: who takes responsibility when lawyers use it?

As companies like Cisco, Amazon, and Meta announce layoffs while simultaneously reporting record profits, a troubling pattern emerges: are these workforce reductions truly driven by AI automation, or is something else at play? This analysis examines the phenomenon of "AI-washing" and explores whether artificial intelligence is genuinely replacing workers or simply serving as a convenient justification for cost-cutting measures that free up capital for future technology investments.

Rick D. Nydegger, Chairman of the USPTO’s Public Patent Advisory Committee (PPAC) has announced the formation of a new E-Filing and E-Government Subcommittee to help advance the technology and process automation at the US Patent and Trademark Office.

Fraunhofer USA and Greentown Labs are teaming up with Shell GameChanger to bring Boston a startup acceleration program for Wireless Sensor-Actuator Network (WSAN) prototype development.

Life Biosciences' ER-100 represents the first clinical trial of cellular reprogramming therapy, targeting damaged eye cells through Yamanaka factor technology. Can this groundbreaking approach successfully translate foundational stem cell science into a safe and effective treatment? The trial's outcome may shape the future trajectory of longevity biotechnology and regenerative medicine.

Health care information technology facilitates the delivery of personalized medicine by providing and supporting the infrastructure to distribute information.

The practice of telemedicine continues to be one of the fastest-growing methods of delivering patient care.

On September 29, 2026, President Trump issued Executive Order (EO) 14434, Inaugurating the Era of Super Intelligence, directing Executive departments and agencies to prospectively use the term “Super Intelligence” (SI) in lieu of “Artificial Intelligence” (AI) across Executive Branch official communications and other non-statutory materials. The EO also initiates a process to review the current statutory definition of AI, propose a new federal definition for SI, and evaluate conforming amendments to existing federal statutes.

With it spending up, federal agencies are finding they need to look outside their walls for qualified talent.