“Artificial intelligence [will] be the ultimate version of Google. The ultimate search engine that [will] understand everything on the web. It [will] understand exactly what you want, and it [will] give you the right thing ” —Larry Page
On September
Intellectually Jay, published by Michigan State University College of Law, explores the intersection of law with emerging technologies and contemporary societal issues. The blog covers topics such as artificial intelligence applications in medicine and legal practice, blockchain technology and smart contracts, dynamic contracting integrating APIs and IoT, social media's impact on corporate governance and securities regulation, and community development through crowdfunding and blockchain. It addresses legal challenges and innovations related to technology, healthcare, corporate law, and community empowerment, providing insights into how legal frameworks adapt to technological advancements and social change.
“Artificial intelligence [will] be the ultimate version of Google. The ultimate search engine that [will] understand everything on the web. It [will] understand exactly what you want, and it [will] give you the right thing ” —Larry Page
On September…
“Every business in the world needs to innovate in order to gain competitive advantage and survive in the marketplace—and lawyers are no longer an exception to this basic rule.” – Kathy Burns
Recently, Kevin O’Keefe, founder and CEO of Lexblog…
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Abstract
Pharmaceutical companies have become the pioneers of health care innovation, providing new therapies to diseases that remained untreated. As a consequence of this innovation, pharmaceutical companies have used the patenting process to hold a monopoly on their ideas and…
ABSTRACT:
Prescribing off-label medications is commonplace in the field of medicine. Despite the indisputable value of off-label uses and the corresponding need for doctors and other prescribers to be informed about them, the FDA has categorically banned manufacturers of drugs…