Pennsylvania has enacted legislation imposing new disclosure requirements on certain advertisements that use artificial intelligence (AI)-generated or AI-modified content. Senate Bill 806, now Act 99 of 2026, was signed into law by Governor Josh Shapiro on October 22, 2026.
Technology and AI
AI Training and Fair Use After the First Appellate Ruling: Thomson Reuters v. ROSS (3d Cir. 2026)
What the Third Circuit decided, what it left open for generative AI, and what companies training models should do now.
What was the case about?
ROSS Intelligence set out to build an AI legal-research tool to compete with Westlaw.…
Weekly Blockchain Blog – November 2, 2026
Canadian law firms are using AI, but are they using it well?
Ontario Human Rights Commission warns surveillance pricing could violate Human Rights Code
The Law Bytes Podcast, Episode 281: Mikolaj Barczentewicz on Europe’s Digital Sovereignty Push, CADA, and the Implications for Canada
Canada’s pivot to Europe took another step at last week’s Canada-EU summit in Montreal, where the two sides launched what they call an “Alliance for the Future.” The announcements ranged from critical minerals and firefighting aircraft to supercomputing…
I thought AI would take my legal job. Instead, it gave me a better one
South Korean Supreme Court survey finds widespread citation of AI-generated fake precedents
Inside Noxtua: Joséphine Mansour on the €100M Series C and Governance Behind European Legal AI
On 23 September, Berlin-founded Noxtua announced the close of a Series C funding round of more than €100 million. The round is led by German legal publisher C.H.BECK, which has moved from Series B lead investor to new majority shareholder,…
Will more good AI really be a good defense to bad AI?
The WashingtonPost.com published an opinion that “Does something you don’t know exists still exist? The answer is obviously yes. This basic truth is worth keeping in mind in the coming months — and maybe years — as artificial intelligence reveals…



