Editor’s Note: Putin told the world on Sept. 1 that Russian forces had taken Svyatohirsk. Six days later, Brig. Gen. Andriy Biletskyi walked across the town’s bridge on camera, unhelmeted, and told Russia’s leadership to take off their clown noses.
Editor’s Note: Two Boston University law professors have given policymakers something the AI slop argument has lacked: a test with edges. Jessica Silbey and Woodrow Hartzog provisionally define slop as machine output produced with little exertion that shifts the burden
Editor’s Note: The Pilgrim’s Reception Office in Santiago issued 530,987 Compostelas in 2025, its highest annual figure, and the Portuguese routes accounted for roughly 190,300 of them. Members of the ComplexDiscovery team walk the coastal one this month, from Matosinhos
Editor’s Note: A court of last resort struck an institutional litigant’s brief this month over four citations that did not exist. Its most quotable line, that “every firm attorney who signed the brief bears some responsibility,” is real. Senior Judge
Editor’s Note: In six days the Cyber Resilience Act starts requiring manufacturers to report actively exploited vulnerabilities within 24 hours of becoming aware. The platform they must file through has no published web address.
ENISA updated its guidance Sept. 4,
Editor’s Note: A disciplinary tribunal in London has removed a lawyer from the register of foreign lawyers over legal authorities that generative AI invented, and those authorities sat in his defense against the regulator prosecuting him. When the regulator’s counsel
Editor’s Note: The Cloud and AI Development Act, a draft European regulation, asks a question many vendor questionnaires may not reach: who actually decides. Its audit annex would tell an auditor to collect the shareholders up to the ultimate owners,
Editor’s Note: Germany’s Sept. 1 attribution of the Leipzig/Halle airport drone to Russia came with a consulate closure, a lease termination and a sanctions push, and with categories of evidence rather than the underlying material. The Federal Prosecutor General’s Aug.
Editor’s Note: The diagram that has organized eDiscovery vocabulary for two decades is final, and EDRM published the argument along with it. EDRM 2.0 arrived Tuesday carrying four structural shifts: information governance moves underneath the whole lifecycle, four early-stage activities
Editor’s Note: Estonia woke eight counties before dawn Tuesday, put ground air defenses on alert and scrambled NATO fighter jets, and by 5:30 a.m. it was over. One drone had crossed the southeastern border. Nothing fell, nobody fired, and no
