Despite the fact that the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) — already dubbed the “California GDPR” by lawyers — is smaller in volume than the GDPR and does not provide as comprehensive a regulation of personal data protection relations, it
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Over the past few years, AI has been rapidly gaining momentum and becoming a popular assistant across various industries. Businesses are increasingly using AI as a legal assistant for minor — or not so minor — tasks. From a business…
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Diia.City is now everywhere. Some support the new regime and are actively preparing to join, while others continue to criticize it and view gig contracts with apprehension. Is there really anything to fear, and what traps might a gig contract…





